Recent UCD research on dynamic bridge-truck interaction and bridge traffic loading in general is reported. The accuracy of bridge traffic load assessment has been significantly improved by identifying the differences in the sources of traffic loading on short- to medium-span bridges and treating them separately. It is shown that results can be significantly improved by treating 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-truck loading events separately. Gaps between trucks are also identified as a critical issue that strongly influences the frequency of key 3- and 4-truck events. Trends in the dynamics of traffic loading are identified using simple force models on simply supported beams. It is shown that an accurate assessment of the influence of dynamics requires a ...
Simple numerical models of point loads are used to represent single and multiple vehicle events on t...
The traffic loading of long-span bridges is governed by congestion. Real-world observations show tha...
Bridge and Concrete Research in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, 6 - 7 September, 2012It is well known that...
Recent UCD research on dynamic bridge-truck interaction and bridge traffic loading in general is rep...
The 7th International Symposium on Heavy Vehicle Weights and Dimensions (ISHVWD), Delft, The Netherl...
The maintenance of highway infrastructure requires major expenditure in many countries. By minimizin...
Transportation Research Board 89th Annual Meeting, Washington DC, 2010-1-10 to 2010-1-14Bridge codes...
This paper describes the simulation of free-flowing traffic across bridges to predict the characteri...
Driven by a desire for simplicity, bridge design and assessment approaches have historically employe...
The Sixth International Conference on Computational Structures Technology Prague, Czech Republic ...
Chapter 4 provides a good explanation of the current state-of-the-art for the influence of dynamics ...
Critical static bridge loading scenarios are often expressed in terms of the number of vehicles that...
International workshop "Civil Structural Health Monitoring 2", WIM (Weigh In Motion), Load capacity ...
When formulating an approach to assess bridge traffic loading with allowance for Vehicle-Bridge Inte...
Simple numerical models of point loads are used to represent single and multiple vehicle events on t...
Simple numerical models of point loads are used to represent single and multiple vehicle events on t...
The traffic loading of long-span bridges is governed by congestion. Real-world observations show tha...
Bridge and Concrete Research in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, 6 - 7 September, 2012It is well known that...
Recent UCD research on dynamic bridge-truck interaction and bridge traffic loading in general is rep...
The 7th International Symposium on Heavy Vehicle Weights and Dimensions (ISHVWD), Delft, The Netherl...
The maintenance of highway infrastructure requires major expenditure in many countries. By minimizin...
Transportation Research Board 89th Annual Meeting, Washington DC, 2010-1-10 to 2010-1-14Bridge codes...
This paper describes the simulation of free-flowing traffic across bridges to predict the characteri...
Driven by a desire for simplicity, bridge design and assessment approaches have historically employe...
The Sixth International Conference on Computational Structures Technology Prague, Czech Republic ...
Chapter 4 provides a good explanation of the current state-of-the-art for the influence of dynamics ...
Critical static bridge loading scenarios are often expressed in terms of the number of vehicles that...
International workshop "Civil Structural Health Monitoring 2", WIM (Weigh In Motion), Load capacity ...
When formulating an approach to assess bridge traffic loading with allowance for Vehicle-Bridge Inte...
Simple numerical models of point loads are used to represent single and multiple vehicle events on t...
Simple numerical models of point loads are used to represent single and multiple vehicle events on t...
The traffic loading of long-span bridges is governed by congestion. Real-world observations show tha...
Bridge and Concrete Research in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, 6 - 7 September, 2012It is well known that...