Tire Penetration Factor in Geotechnical Engineering Formulas

Tire Penetration Factor is the penetration depth of tire rubber into the road surface texture. And is denoted by R_p. Tire Penetration Factor is usually measured using the Radian per Square Second for Angular Acceleration. Note that the value of Tire Penetration Factor is always positive.

Geotechnical Engineering formulas that make use of Tire Penetration Factor

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FAQ

What is the Tire Penetration Factor?

Tire Penetration Factor is the penetration depth of tire rubber into the road surface texture. Tire Penetration Factor is usually measured using the Radian per Square Second for Angular Acceleration. Note that the value of Tire Penetration Factor is always positive.

Can the Tire Penetration Factor be negative?

No, the Tire Penetration Factor, measured in Angular Acceleration cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Tire Penetration Factor?

Tire Penetration Factor is usually measured using the Radian per Square Second[rad/s²] for Angular Acceleration. Radian per Square Minute[rad/s²], Revolution per Square Second[rad/s²], Revolution per Square Minute[rad/s²] are the few other units in which Tire Penetration Factor can be measured.

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