Lecture

Bridge Design: Traffic Loads and Structural Effects

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Description

This lecture covers the impact of traffic loads on bridge structures, including permanent actions, traffic statistics, and support reactions. It also discusses the effects of temperature changes, concrete shrinkage, and the design considerations for different types of bridges.

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