An exploration of the bridge engineering process. The text does not focus specifically on design, but seeks to provide a systematic approach to dealing with the entire bridge infrastructure design, rehabilitation and maintenance process. This edition features the new AASHTO design codes.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Höhe: 280 mm
Breite: 216 mm
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978-0-07-138862-7 (9780071388627)
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Demetrious Tonias, P.E. (Ft. Wayne, IN) is an award-winning author of numerous works pertaining to civil engineering, in general, and transportation engineering in particular. As a member of the Adjunct Engineering Faculty of Union College, Mr. Tonias taught a variety of courses ranging from Bridge and Highway Engineering to Infrastructure Management Systems to refresher courses for the E.I.T. and PE professional licensing examinations. In addition to engineering design experience, Mr. Tonias is an accomplished software developer with extensive experience in the development of civil engineering computer applications. Richard Garrabant, P.E. (Buffalo, NY) is a Division Engineering Services Manager, NYS Thruway Authority, in Buffalo, New York. He is manager of engineering services including construction management, bridge inspection, right-of-way issues, work and occupancy permits, and special projects such as the Peace Bridge Twin. He develops and manages an operating budget and the 125 million dollar capital construction program including contracts, contractors, and consultants. Mr. Garrabant also coordinats all program area activities with headquarters, FHWA, NYSDOT, county, and local municipalities, and interfaces routinely with media and local politicians. Dr. Stuart S. Chen, Ph.D., P.E. (Buffalo, NY) is with the Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
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Section I The Structure Highway Bridge Structures Structure Components Choosing the Right Type of Components Rehabilitation and Maintaining a Structure Section II Design Codes and Specifications American Association of State Highway and Travel Offices (AASHTO) Component Related Design Criteria Other Sources Section III Project Inception Project Selection Site Selection Site Inspection Site Survey Overview of Preliminary Design Process Section IV Superstructure Design Loading the Superstructure Composite Slab on Girder Structures Continuous Beam Structures Load Rating of an Existing Structure Reinforced Concrete Deck Slab Design Section V Substructure Design Abutments Piers Rehabilitation and Maintenance Techniques Bearings and Expansion Joints Section VI Approaches Approach Pavements Approach Slabs Section VII Structure Geometric Roadway Alignments Structure Elevations Computer-Aided Techniques Section VIII Construction and Traffic Excavation Maintenance and Traffic Safety Section IX Contract Documents Reports Plans Section X Managing the Design Process The Project Phases Owner-Designer Interaction Design Team Interaction Section XI Bridge Management Concepts The Bridge Management System in Action