Laboratory and in- ground tests of triboelectric and piezoelectric cables as vehicle detectors.

Author(s)
Stewart, P.M. Luk, J.Y.K. Brown, J.I. & Gunstone, E.
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Abstract

The need for a permanent an unobtrusive axle sensor for vehicle detection and classification has long been recognised.Both triboelectric and piezoelectric cables are candidates for in- ground operation.Field tests of the triboelectric cable sensor have already indicated that, if properly interfaced. It is suitable for above- ground use. The operating characteristics of the piezoelectric cable sensor are relatively unknown and depend on how it is installed. This paper describes several mounting configurations for both cable sensors.

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B 27620 (In: B 27610 [electronic version only]) /72 / IRRD 289446
Source

In: Proceedings of the 13th ARRB- 5th REAAA Combined Conference, Adelade, August 25- 29, 1986. Traffic. Vol.13- Proceedings- Part 7, p. 107- 122, 11 ref.

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