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Fatigue Reliability Assessment of Bridges Under Heavy Traffic Loading Scenario
Uncertainties in traffic flows pose significant challenges for the accurate fatigue safety assessment of bridge structures. Fatigue analysis requires detailed information on heavy vehicle-induced loads, which can be obtained from weigh-in-motion (WIM ...
Mingyang Zhang, Xuejing Wang, Yaohan Li
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Weigh-in-Motion Site for Type Approval of Vehicle Mass Enforcement Systems in Poland. [PDF]
Gajda J, Sroka R, Burnos P, Daniol M.
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Statistical analyses of weigh-in-motion data for bridge live load development [PDF]
This paper discusses the statistical analyses used to derive bridge live loads models for Hong Kong from a 10-year weigh-in-motion (WIM) data. The statistical concepts required and the terminologies adopted in the development of bridge live load models ...
Miao, T.J., Chan, T.H.T.
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Evaluation of weigh-in-motion in Manitoba
The primary objective of a weigh-in-motion (WIM) system is to provide highway designers and agencies with information on the loads and traffic volumes using a particular highway, thereby facilitating improved pavement design, management, and weight ...
Xun Zhi +3 more
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Generation of traffic input for flexible pavement design. [PDF]
Richard F, Mpele M.
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WAVE - A European Research Project on Weigh-in-Motion [PDF]
National Traffic Data Acquisition Conference (NATDAQ '96), Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1996WAVE (Weigh-in-motion of Axles and Vehicles for Europe) is a research project, part-funded by the European Commission, with the objective of improving the accuracy ...
Jacob, Bernard, O'Brien, Eugene J.
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To achieve higher data fusion accuracy of backpropagation neural networks (BPNN) in multisensor weigh-in-motion (MS-WIM), this study proposes a novel algorithm termed adaptive adjustment of bias for backpropagation neural networks (AAB-BPNN).
Xiaofeng Liu +3 more
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In the realm of transportation infrastructure, Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) stations are crucial for monitoring impact of overweight trucks and maintaining infrastructure assets such as roadway pavements and bridges.
Chan Yang +5 more
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I-65 Seymour Weigh Station - Indiana\u27s First Mainline Weigh-in-Motion [PDF]
In 2014 INDOT selected CDM Smith to design the replacement of an abandoned truck weigh station on I-65 in Seymour. Due to site physical constraints, prescreening of trucks with weigh-in-motion (WIM) must take place on the mainline as opposed to a ...
Powell, Jim, Shattuck, Brian
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State's Successful Practices Weigh-in-Motion Handbook, December 1997 [PDF]
The purpose of the State's Successful Practices Weigh-in- Motion Handbook is to provide practical advice for users of weigh-in-motion (WIM) technology, systems, sites, and states' "Successful Practices" using WIM systems.
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