Lecture
This lecture covers the structural analysis of bridge design, focusing on the self-weight of the structure, moment, compressive force, and interaction diagrams in reinforced concrete. It also discusses the stability of masts, buckling, drainage systems, and the design of aprons and troughs. Various load cases, materials, and construction details are examined, including the use of steel reinforcement, spacers, and sealing parts. The presentation delves into the challenges of water drainage, expansion joints, and the protection of concrete elements against corrosion. The study includes the modeling of bridges in software, the placement of reinforcements, and the verification of structural safety.