This paper suggests a simple load model in which each axle load consists of a constant load plus a sinusoidally varying component. Field tests have been carried out to measure the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek bridge, an 11.28 m span composite steel and concrete girder bridge. The field data have been used to calibrate the simple load model. This model has been used to predict upper bound values of I for bridges of varying span, with this dynamic component set at 4, 6, and 10%. The resulting values are larger than those that have been commonly used, particularly for shorter spans
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that are increased by the dynamic load allowa...
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that arc increased by the dynamic load allowa...
The determination of characteristic bridge load effect is a complex problem. Usually, statistical e...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
Earlier impact studies on a small-span bridge under service loads gave impact fractions much higher ...
This paper describes the simulation of free-flowing traffic across bridges to predict the characteri...
Two impact studies on a small span, composite girder highway bridge have givenwidely scattered impac...
Bridge plays an important role in a transportation system, and is directly linked to the country’s d...
When formulating an approach to assess bridge traffic loading with allowance for Vehicle-Bridge Inte...
Traditionally, dynamic effects on bridge decks brought about by moving vehicle loads, are taken into...
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that are increased by the dynamic load allowa...
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that arc increased by the dynamic load allowa...
The determination of characteristic bridge load effect is a complex problem. Usually, statistical e...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper suggests a simple vehicle model that may be used to estimate impact in highway bridges. I...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
This paper describes further field measurements of the impact fraction, I, for Six Mile Creek Bridge...
Earlier impact studies on a small-span bridge under service loads gave impact fractions much higher ...
This paper describes the simulation of free-flowing traffic across bridges to predict the characteri...
Two impact studies on a small span, composite girder highway bridge have givenwidely scattered impac...
Bridge plays an important role in a transportation system, and is directly linked to the country’s d...
When formulating an approach to assess bridge traffic loading with allowance for Vehicle-Bridge Inte...
Traditionally, dynamic effects on bridge decks brought about by moving vehicle loads, are taken into...
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that are increased by the dynamic load allowa...
Traditionally, bridges are designed using static loads that arc increased by the dynamic load allowa...
The determination of characteristic bridge load effect is a complex problem. Usually, statistical e...