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Document:
SP23
Date:
January 1, 1969
Author(s):
Editor: Shu-t'ien Li
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
23
Abstract:
SP23 Commemorates the first century of pioneering progress in reinforced concrete bridge design and will serve to accelerate advancement into the second century. The symposium volume contains 45 papers authored by over 64 eminent exponents on concrete bridge design from all over the world, Ciassified into 13 distinct groups, the areas covered are general and esthetic, concrete slab decks, load distribution in multibeam and box-girder concrete bridges, skew and curved bridges, analysis of concrete box-girder bridges, dynamic response and seismic design, high-strength reinforcement and crack control, ultimate strength and limit design, design and construction of prestressed concrete bridges, precast concrete bridges, long-span concrete bridges, and substructures.
DOI:
10.14359/14076
SP23-33
A. Rosli
When a modern highway bridge, only five years old and 127 ft. long, was to be torn down to make way for a new express highway, the opportunity was taken to conduct on this structure extensive fatigue tests and a final static test up to failure and to investigate the propertites of the construction materials.
10.14359/17256
SP23-32
Paul W. Abeles, Furman W. Barton, and Earl I. Brown, II
Basic considerations relating to design principles for prestressed concrete bridge members subjected to fatigue loading are presented, with special reference to the existing literature on the subject.
10.14359/17255
SP23-31
Krishan G. Bassi, Watone L. Lin and Brian S. Richardson
Continuous post-tensioned torsionally stiff concrete bridges are very suitable for multilevel highway interchanges.
10.14359/17254
SP23-42
Yoshiji Matsumoto
This paper describes a study on an elevated-railway reinforced concrete bridge constructed on slender piles driven through soft upper strata to bearing on a hard substratum.
10.14359/17265
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