Corrugation
Corrugation is a type of pavement surface distortion characterized by a series of transverse or longitudinal ridges and depressions, resulting from shear deformation of the asphalt layer under traffic loading, that distinguishes itself from other distress forms by its wavelength and amplitude patterns indicative of material instability.
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