Book Description
Although not generally appreciated by laypeople, it is not possible to design and construct a structure that will remain safe against failure under all conditions and at all times. The several reasons for a structure being prone to failures include: (a) the strength of the various components of the structure cannot be assessed with full certainty; (b) the loads that a structure will be called upon to sustain also cannot be predicted with certainty; and (c) the condition of a structure may deteriorate with time due to the effects of the environment, causing it to lose strength. Because of these factors, there exists a probability that the strength of a structure will at some time be exceeded by the loads that it has to sustain, resulting in the failure of the structure.
Content :
- Loads and Codes
- Analysis by Manual Calculations
- Analysis by Computer
- Arching in Deck Slabs
- Cantilever Slabs
- Wood Bridges
- Soil-Steel Bridges
- Fibre Reinforced Bridges
- Rehabilitation with FRPs
- Rehabilitation with FRPs
- Bridge Weighing-in-Motion
- Bridge Aesthetics
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