The use of cross-sectional curved steel plates has been increased. They increase the bridge's aesthetics and can be beneficial to the overall bridge performance. Based on numerical analysis, a design method has been proposed. Since this design proposal is surely based on FE analysis, it is not possible to have a 100\% certainty about its reliability. For this reason, two girders with a single curved web are designed and tested in a three-point-bending test. During the test, both strains and deformations were monitored. In addition, the full web behaviour was captured by a 3D ARAMIS system. The experiment showed that the webs had a higher buckling resistance than was expected
Federal Highway Administration2019PDFTech Reporthttps://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/7800...
Unlike straight web I-girders, the construction industry’s demand for corrugated web steel girders i...
Their initial curvature make steel-cured girder bridges more susceptible to lateral-torsional buckin...
The use of cross-sectional curved steel plates has been increased. They increase the bridge’s aesthe...
The use of cross-sectional curved steel plates has been increased. They increase the bridge's aesthe...
Various types of curved steel plates are commonly used in aerospace, naval and bridge engineering. E...
Curved steel panels are widely used in structures such as ships, aircrafts and bridges. During the l...
grantor: University of TorontoHorizontally curved bridges meet an increasing demand for co...
Horizontal curvature offers many benefits related to the design and construction of bridges and is o...
In very large steel bridge girders, the web often must be composed of more than one plate strip. As ...
Curved composite girder bridges with corrugated steel webs (CSWs) have already been constructed arou...
The use of steel I-girders that are curved in plan is common in civil engineering, being used in str...
Steel curved I-girder bridge systems may be more susceptible to instability during construction than...
Note: Abstract listed in Table of Contents but absent from manuscript.The stability of girder webs h...
The advantages and economic use of vertically corrugated steel webs in plate and box girders for ste...
Federal Highway Administration2019PDFTech Reporthttps://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/7800...
Unlike straight web I-girders, the construction industry’s demand for corrugated web steel girders i...
Their initial curvature make steel-cured girder bridges more susceptible to lateral-torsional buckin...
The use of cross-sectional curved steel plates has been increased. They increase the bridge’s aesthe...
The use of cross-sectional curved steel plates has been increased. They increase the bridge's aesthe...
Various types of curved steel plates are commonly used in aerospace, naval and bridge engineering. E...
Curved steel panels are widely used in structures such as ships, aircrafts and bridges. During the l...
grantor: University of TorontoHorizontally curved bridges meet an increasing demand for co...
Horizontal curvature offers many benefits related to the design and construction of bridges and is o...
In very large steel bridge girders, the web often must be composed of more than one plate strip. As ...
Curved composite girder bridges with corrugated steel webs (CSWs) have already been constructed arou...
The use of steel I-girders that are curved in plan is common in civil engineering, being used in str...
Steel curved I-girder bridge systems may be more susceptible to instability during construction than...
Note: Abstract listed in Table of Contents but absent from manuscript.The stability of girder webs h...
The advantages and economic use of vertically corrugated steel webs in plate and box girders for ste...
Federal Highway Administration2019PDFTech Reporthttps://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/7800...
Unlike straight web I-girders, the construction industry’s demand for corrugated web steel girders i...
Their initial curvature make steel-cured girder bridges more susceptible to lateral-torsional buckin...