Lecture

Bridge Design: Steel Construction Details

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Description

This lecture covers the design of bridge bearings, including sliding and anti-lifting mechanisms, with examples such as the Nipigon River bridge. It also discusses the retrofitting of cable anchorage systems and the installation of new linkage systems on bridge girders. Additionally, it explores the use of spacers, stiffeners, and compound-welded pipes in bridge construction.

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