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Civil and Environmental Engineering

1995

Steel

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Stay-In Place Deck Panels - Part 1, Ariel Goldman, Menashi D. Cohen, J. A. Ramirez Jan 1995

Stay-In Place Deck Panels - Part 1, Ariel Goldman, Menashi D. Cohen, J. A. Ramirez

JTRP Technical Reports

The objective of this study was the evaluation of frost resistance of concrete bridge decks with stay-in-place galvanized steel deck forms. The evaluation included specific aspects related to the potential for D-cracking in concrete bridge decks with these forms. The experimental program has been set up so that the real parameters of the bridge deck overlays and the environmental conditions could have been modeled. The program included freezing-and-thawing testing of large concrete slab specimens (22 ¼” x 17 ¼” x 5 ¼”) situated in a computer-controlled environmental chamber and of small specimens (3” x 4” x 12”) immersed in water …


Fatigue Strength Of Girders With Tapered Covered Plates, Ahmed Farouk Hassan, Mark D. Bowman Jan 1995

Fatigue Strength Of Girders With Tapered Covered Plates, Ahmed Farouk Hassan, Mark D. Bowman

JTRP Technical Reports

This report represents results from a study to determine the fatigue strength of steel beams with welded partial-length cover plates. Results of an experimental investigation that examined the fatigue strength of various cracked cover plate end details that were subsequently repaired are presented. The repair methods investigated included a slip-critical bolted splice plate connection, air-hammer peening, and a combination of the previous two called a partial bolted splice connection. Also, an analytical model was developed to predict the fatigue behavior of a cover plate and detail that is repaired using one of the three repair methods investigated and which contains …