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Through Plate-Girder Bridges with Floorbeams

For long or heavily loaded bridge spans, restrictions on depth of structural system imposed by vertical clearances under a bridge generally […]

An arch is a beam curved in the plane of the loads to a radius that is very large relative

Design rules for tension splices are substantially the same as those for hanger connections. In buildings, splices should develop the

The nominal tensile strength, Tn, of an axial loaded tension member is the smallest of three limit states: (1) yielding

The tensile properties of steel are generally determined from tension tests on small specimens or coupons in accordance with standard

Structural analysis of a suspension bridge is that step in the design process whereby, for given structural geometry, materials, and sizes,

Cables are one of the main components to inhibit the extension of suspension bridge spans. As spans become progressively longer

Steels for structural uses may be classified by chemical composition, tensile properties, and method of manufacture as carbon steels, high-strength

The primary advantage of the stub-girder system is that it provides ample space for routing mechanical ductwork throughout a floor