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Study on Mechanical Behavior of Longitudinal Wet Joints of Prefabricated Assembled Beam
This study investigates the impact of various interface construction techniques on the bending strength of longitudinal wet joints in bridge superstructures through experimentation. A functional relationship between measured bending strength and theoretical shear strength values is established by finite element simulation.
Keke Peng, Qiming Pan, Arnab Biswas
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This work makes a valuable scientific contribution to global efforts to conserve electricity. A new insulating material, made from calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2 and water and reinforced with a polymer that improves adhesion and durability, has been developed, making it an excellent and economical option for many construction projects.
Zinah J. Ahmed +4 more
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Experimental Study on Dynamic Response Characteristics of RPC and RC Micro Piles in SAJBs
The pile foundations below approach slab in a semi-integral abutment jointless bridge (SAJB) that requires high flexibility to accommodate the horizontal cyclic deformation of approach slab generated by the girder’s thermal expansion and ...
Junfeng Cheng +4 more
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Abstract Integral abutment bridges (IABs) generate strong soil–structure interaction (SSI) effects due to their high structural stiffness and transmission of inertial and thermal loads generated at the deck directly to the abutments. Despite an increasing number of experimental and numerical studies available in the literature, there is a lack of ...
Gabriele Fiorentino +6 more
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Abstract This paper proposes a new design code formulation for calculating crack widths for regular and more special reinforced concrete (RC) members. The more comprehensive Modified Tension Chord Model (MTCM) has been simplified (SMTCM) to facilitate an alternative method for calculating crack widths to Eurocode 2 and fib Model Codes.
Otto Terjesen +2 more
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Chemical prestressing of concrete structures; state of the art review
Abstract Chemical prestressing was developed during the 1960s; however, and due to technical difficulties at that time, the technology was not considered as an alternative to conventional prestressing; instead, it was only used as a shrinkage compensating method. Still, recent development in concrete technology encouraged several researchers to revisit
Mohammed K. Dhahir +2 more
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This research focuses on hybrid woven fibre metal laminates (HWFMLs), specifically on the innovative hybridization of natural woven fibres (NWFs) with aluminium diamond microexpandable mesh (Al‐DMEM) in thin laminates. More specifically, it investigates the effect on the mechanical and water absorption properties of incorporating basalt (B), jute (J ...
Padmanabhan Rengaiyah Govindarajan +6 more
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Mitigation of thermal effects in bridges: A comprehensive review of control methodologies
Bridge structures experience complex thermal effects under the influence of environmental factors and internal heat sources, leading to adverse impacts on structural safety and durability.
Zhiyuan Ma +3 more
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Sustainable bridge strengthening techniques with UHPC overlay systems for jointless structures.
This study evaluates the performance of ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) overlay systems for jointless bridge structures with respect to mechanical properties, durability, field behavior, and numerical response.
Xin Yao +5 more
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Retrofitting of a Multi-Span Simply Supported Bridge into a Semi-Integral Bridge
Thousands of multi-span, simply supported beam bridges with short or medium spans have been built in China. They often suffer from problems of cracks in the link slabs over piers, and the deterioration and damage of deck expansion joints at abutments. To
Zhen Xu +4 more
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