Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach /
"A bridge in civil engineering is a structure that provides passage over an obstacle without closing the way beneath. The design of short- and medium-span bridges has not changed much over the last decade, but the industry has been significantly impacted by the onset of new construction methods...
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| description | "A bridge in civil engineering is a structure that provides passage over an obstacle without closing the way beneath. The design of short- and medium-span bridges has not changed much over the last decade, but the industry has been significantly impacted by the onset of new construction methods and project delivery methods, stronger materials and disruptive technologies. Construction methods such as Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) have improved work-zone safety by reducing onsite construction time. Project delivery methods such as Design-Build and P3 have allowed for Departments of Transportation to innovate and deliver large projects faster and cost-effectively. Advancements in the science of concrete materials have led to the development of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), the ideal material for existing highway bridge repair and replacement. Engineers are now utilizing 3-D analysis methods for modeling complex structural configurations in greater detail leading to more accurate analysis results"-- |
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| spelling | KOHA-OAI-TEST:5998602025-02-24T00:37:42ZDesign of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / Barker, R. M. (Richard M.), author 391189 Puckett, Jay Alan, author 391206 textHoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,[2021]©2021eng"A bridge in civil engineering is a structure that provides passage over an obstacle without closing the way beneath. The design of short- and medium-span bridges has not changed much over the last decade, but the industry has been significantly impacted by the onset of new construction methods and project delivery methods, stronger materials and disruptive technologies. Construction methods such as Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) have improved work-zone safety by reducing onsite construction time. Project delivery methods such as Design-Build and P3 have allowed for Departments of Transportation to innovate and deliver large projects faster and cost-effectively. Advancements in the science of concrete materials have led to the development of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), the ideal material for existing highway bridge repair and replacement. Engineers are now utilizing 3-D analysis methods for modeling complex structural configurations in greater detail leading to more accurate analysis results"--Includes bibliographical references and index."A bridge in civil engineering is a structure that provides passage over an obstacle without closing the way beneath. The design of short- and medium-span bridges has not changed much over the last decade, but the industry has been significantly impacted by the onset of new construction methods and project delivery methods, stronger materials and disruptive technologies. Construction methods such as Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) have improved work-zone safety by reducing onsite construction time. Project delivery methods such as Design-Build and P3 have allowed for Departments of Transportation to innovate and deliver large projects faster and cost-effectively. Advancements in the science of concrete materials have led to the development of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), the ideal material for existing highway bridge repair and replacement. Engineers are now utilizing 3-D analysis methods for modeling complex structural configurations in greater detail leading to more accurate analysis results"--PSZJBBridgesLoad factor designURN:ISBN:9781119646297 |
| spellingShingle | Bridges Load factor design Barker, R. M. (Richard M.), author 391189 Puckett, Jay Alan, author 391206 Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / |
| title | Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / |
| title_full | Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / |
| title_short | Design of Highway Bridges : An LFRD Approach / |
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| topic | Bridges Load factor design |
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