Resumé
Originalsprog | Engelsk |
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Udgivelses sted | College Station, TX |
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Antal sider | 142 |
ISBN (Trykt) | FHWA/CA/SD-2001/07 |
Status | Udgivet - 2001 |
Udgivet eksternt | Ja |
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NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF DISTRICT 08 BRIDGES USING MODAL PARAMETERS : Texas Engineering Experiment Station for California Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento CA. under contract no. 59A0157 FHWA/CA/SD-2001/07 Final Report. / Stubbs, Norris; Choi, S.; Bolton, R. W.; Park, S.; Sikorsky, C.
College Station, TX, 2001. 142 s.Publikation: Bog/antologi/afhandling/rapport › Rapport › Rådgivning › peer review
TY - RPRT
T1 - NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF DISTRICT 08 BRIDGES USING MODAL PARAMETERS
T2 - Texas Engineering Experiment Station for California Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento CA. under contract no. 59A0157 FHWA/CA/SD-2001/07 Final Report
AU - Stubbs, Norris
AU - Choi, S.
AU - Bolton, R. W.
AU - Park, S.
AU - Sikorsky, C.
N1 - Publication Date: February 2001. California Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento CA. Remarks: Performed by Texas Engineering Experiment Station under contract no. 59A0157 FHWA/CA/SD-2001/07
PY - 2001
Y1 - 2001
N2 - This report presents an evaluation of effectiveness of repair methods on two structures along the I-40 corridor in San Bernardino County California. A modal test was conducted on each bridge before and after the repair work was finished. After each test, the modal parameters were extracted and the bridge superstructure was evaluated using systems identification and nondestructive damage location techniques. The modal analysis delivered changes in frequencies and mode shapes. Changes in the material and structural properties of the superstructure were provided through the systems identification and damage location techniques. A summary of project results are presented in the report.
AB - This report presents an evaluation of effectiveness of repair methods on two structures along the I-40 corridor in San Bernardino County California. A modal test was conducted on each bridge before and after the repair work was finished. After each test, the modal parameters were extracted and the bridge superstructure was evaluated using systems identification and nondestructive damage location techniques. The modal analysis delivered changes in frequencies and mode shapes. Changes in the material and structural properties of the superstructure were provided through the systems identification and damage location techniques. A summary of project results are presented in the report.
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SN - FHWA/CA/SD-2001/07
BT - NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF DISTRICT 08 BRIDGES USING MODAL PARAMETERS
CY - College Station, TX
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