Lecture

Fatigue Verification Formats: Simplified Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of fatigue verification formats under variable amplitude loading, focusing on the concept of damage equivalence factor and the use of lambda factors. It explains the changes in load models for road bridges, the factors influencing the design stress difference, and the importance of considering traffic volume during the service life of a structure.

Instructor

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