State-of-the-Art Methods for Design of Integral Bridge Abutments, HR-227, 1981


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Data(s)

01/08/1981

Resumo

The routine use of integral abutments to tie bridge superstructures to foundation piling began in this country about 30 years ago. Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, North Dakota, and Tennessee were some of the early users. This method of construction has steadily grown more popular. Today more than half of the state highway agencies have developed design criteria for bridges without expansion joint devices.

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Identificador

http://publications.iowa.gov/22406/1/IADOT_HR_227_Methods_Design_Integral_Bridge_Abutments_1981.pdf

(1981) State-of-the-Art Methods for Design of Integral Bridge Abutments, HR-227, 1981. Transportation, Department of

Idioma(s)

en

Relação

http://publications.iowa.gov/22406/

Palavras-Chave #Transportation #Bridges and tunnels #Research #Design and Construction #Maintenance and preservation
Tipo

Departmental Report

NonPeerReviewed