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POST-TENSIONED BOX GIRDER BRIDGE An Analysis Approach using Equivalent Loads [PDF]
Continuous-span, cast-in-place box girders have been popular in modern bridge construction. Secondary moments due to prestressing in continuous-span, post-tensioned girders, however, have significantly complicated the structural analysis and design of ...
Hsiao, Jen-kan Kent, Jiang, Alexander Y
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Early-age cracking is a common issue in the prefabrication of large-scale box girders, and the application of pre-tensioning techniques to introduce pre-compressive stress is an effective measure to mitigate such cracking.
Tao Zhang +6 more
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Bridges Structural Health Monitoring and Deterioration Detection Synthesis of Knowledge and Technology [PDF]
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Dong, Yangtao +2 more
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Perancangan Ulang Struktur Atas Jembatan Gajah Wong Yogyakarta dengan Menggunakan Box Girder
The Gajah Wong bridge to be studied is located in road section of Selokan Mataram, connecting Gejayan Street and Seturan area, Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Province.
Sentot Hardwiyono , Bagus Soebandono , Lukmanul Hakim
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Diffusion Behavior of Chloride Ions in Concrete Box Girder under the Influence of Load and Carbonation. [PDF]
Liu Y, Lin P, Ma J.
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Cracking in concrete box girder bridges will have a significant impact on the safety and durability of the structure, and many box girder bridges which are in service have undergone varying degrees of cracking.
Yong-Jian Chen +5 more
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Flexural behavior of two-span continuous prestressed concrete girders with highly eccentric external tendors [PDF]
[Abstract]: It is generally known that the flexural strength of beams prestressed with external tendons is comparatively lower than that of members with internal bonded tendons.
Aravinthan, Thiru +2 more
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Transfer and Development Length of Prestressing Tendons in Full-Scale AASHTO Prestressed Concrete Girders Using Self-Consolidating Concrete [PDF]
Self-consolidating concrete (SCC) is a highly workable concrete that flows through densely reinforced or complex structural elements under its own weight. The benefits of using SCC include: a) Reducing labor costs by eliminating the need for mechanical
Andrawes, Bassem +2 more
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