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The optimal shapes of piles in integral abutment bridges [PDF]
Abstract Integral abutment bridges (IABs) can be used to avoid the durability issues associated with bearings and expansion joints. For this type of bridge, the design of the optimal pile foundation, especially with respect to the horizontal stiffness, is a challenging issue.
Bruno Briseghella +2 more
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Study on Calculation Method of Larger Unbalanced Earth Pressure of Backfill behind Abutment in Integral Abutment Jointless Bridges [PDF]
In order to study the variation of larger unbalanced earth pressure of backfill behind abutment caused by vehicle load, several reciprocating low-cycle pseudo-static tests on interaction of soil-abutment-steel H-pile with or without considering the ...
SHAN Yulin +3 more
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Experimental and analytical study of integral-abutment bridges
Integral-abutment bridges eliminate the expansion joints that are generally used to accommodate bridge length changes due to daily and annual temperature variations. Additional stresses and displacements due to the thermal loading are induced in these indeterminate structures that are not typically associated with bridge structures supported on pins ...
Sayers, Brad, Sayers, Brad Harold
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Expansion and contraction of integral abutment bridges due to temperature changes force integral bridge abutments (IBAs) to move toward and away from the backfill, thus increasing horizontal earth pressures behind the abutments and inducing bending ...
Hao Liu, Jie Han, Robert L. Parsons
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Effects of Geogrid Reinforcement on the Backfill of Integral Bridge Abutments
The construction of integral bridges is one of the most effective methods to reduce bridges’ construction and in-service costs. However, there are associated geotechnical problems with their abutments backfill due to the integrated abutments.
Visar Farhangi +5 more
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Earthquake Resistance of Integral Abutment Bridges
intermediate length bridges. Integral abutment construction eliminates joints and bearings which reduce long-term maintenance costs. However, in the absence of joints and bearings, the bridge abutments and foundations must be able to accommodate lateral ...
Robert Frosch +2 more
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Studies on the seismic response of skewed integral abutment bridges have mainly focused on response under far-field non-pulse-type ground motions, yet the large amplitude and long-period velocity pulses in near-fault ground motions might have significant
Qiuhong Zhao, Shuo Dong, Qingwei Wang
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Geosynthetic-reinforced soil (GRS) technology has been used worldwide since the 1970s. An extension to its development is the application as a bridge abutment, which was initially developed by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) in the United ...
Myoung-Soo Won +1 more
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Environment-Induced Performance of End Concrete Diaphragm in Skewed Semi-Integral Bridges
Past research has shown that as skewed bridges change temperature, additional lateral movement or forces will occur along with the elongation of the bridge. Even though past research has documented this behavior, lateral movements of semi-integral bridge
Husam H. Hussein +2 more
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Investigation on Flooding-Resistant Performance of Integral Abutment and Jointless Bridge
Bridge washouts connected to flood events are deemed one of the main reasons for structural collapse. Compared to traditional continuous jointed bridges, integral abutment and jointless bridges (IAJBs) have better lateral stability because there are no ...
Yizhou Zhuang +5 more
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