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Continuous-composite all-welded bridges
Three plate girder bridges are being built in Maine; of moderate span (longest is 202 - 270 - 202 ft) they utilize low-alloy high-strength steels; design refinements include details requiring only single-pass welding and few transverse stiffeners; equalizing interior and exterior girder loads; duplication of most fabricated parts; and permissible alternatives in plate-web thicknesses; three structures demonstrate broad application of welded-girder bridges but are sufficiently similar that comparisons provide ideas for other designers.
Continuous-composite all-welded bridges
Three plate girder bridges are being built in Maine; of moderate span (longest is 202 - 270 - 202 ft) they utilize low-alloy high-strength steels; design refinements include details requiring only single-pass welding and few transverse stiffeners; equalizing interior and exterior girder loads; duplication of most fabricated parts; and permissible alternatives in plate-web thicknesses; three structures demonstrate broad application of welded-girder bridges but are sufficiently similar that comparisons provide ideas for other designers.
Continuous-composite all-welded bridges
Civ Eng (NY)
Rissel, M.C. (author) / Redman, A.H. (author) / Karasopoulos, T.H. (author)
1966
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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