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Photoelastic Model Studies for an Experimental Segmental Bridge
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation designed an experimental segmental bridge which was constructed at the Pennsylvania Transportation Research Facility at The Pennsylvania State University. To supplement the data obtained from field testing the bridge and from laboratory testing of segments, a photoelastic model study was conducted. The objectives of the photoelastic model studies were to determine the stress distribution in segments in the area between the diagonal tendon termination points and to show that the scattered light photoelastic technique can be used for complex three-dimensional problems.
Photoelastic Model Studies for an Experimental Segmental Bridge
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation designed an experimental segmental bridge which was constructed at the Pennsylvania Transportation Research Facility at The Pennsylvania State University. To supplement the data obtained from field testing the bridge and from laboratory testing of segments, a photoelastic model study was conducted. The objectives of the photoelastic model studies were to determine the stress distribution in segments in the area between the diagonal tendon termination points and to show that the scattered light photoelastic technique can be used for complex three-dimensional problems.
Photoelastic Model Studies for an Experimental Segmental Bridge
E. L. Ross (author) / J. C. Conway (author) / R. M. McClure (author)
1980
69 pages
Report
No indication
English
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