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Serviceability Performance of a Steel Highway Bridge
The response behaviour of a steel single span highway bridge (45·60 m long) was examined because of complaints of heavy vibration. The study consisted of field measurements under conditions of regular and controlled motor traffic as well as under forced vibration induced by a vibration generator. The data yielded the dynamic characteristics of the bridge. The peak acceleration (0·25 g), and vibration velocity (150 mm/s), obtained were compared with various code serviceability requirements.
Serviceability Performance of a Steel Highway Bridge
The response behaviour of a steel single span highway bridge (45·60 m long) was examined because of complaints of heavy vibration. The study consisted of field measurements under conditions of regular and controlled motor traffic as well as under forced vibration induced by a vibration generator. The data yielded the dynamic characteristics of the bridge. The peak acceleration (0·25 g), and vibration velocity (150 mm/s), obtained were compared with various code serviceability requirements.
Serviceability Performance of a Steel Highway Bridge
Harding, J. E. (editor) / Parke, G. A. R. (editor) / Ryall, M. J. (editor) / Rosenthal, I. (author) / Itzkovitch, M. (author)
Bridge Management ; Chapter: 53 ; 607-617
1990-01-01
11 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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