Rapid bridge construction technology, precast elements for substructures

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Date
2011-06Author
Okumus, Pinar
Oliva, Michael
Unlu, Demirhan
Publisher
Wisconsin Highway Research Program
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The goal of this research was to propose an alternate system of precast bridge substructures which can substitute for conventional cast in place systems in Wisconsin to achieve accelerated construction. Three types of abutment modules (hollow wall with cap, full height socketed, partial height socketed) are proposed for use in Wisconsin. Design calculation sheets, example designs, and standard type drawings have been provided for the modules. A special design method (in MathCad) and tutorial is provided for detailing reinforcing around the embedded pile in the socket of the abutments.
Subject
Wisconsin
Precast concrete
Piles (Supports)
Design methods
Bridge substructures
Bridge piers
Bridge members
Bridge construction
Bridge abutments
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/54573Type
Technical Report
Description
232 p.
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