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" Multi-scale reliability and serviceability assessment of in-service long-span bridges / "
Naiwei Lu and Mohammad Noori.
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BL
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858126
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Lu, Naiwei
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| Title & Author
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Multi-scale reliability and serviceability assessment of in-service long-span bridges /\ Naiwei Lu and Mohammad Noori.
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| Publication Statement
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New York :: Momentum Press Engineering,, [2018]
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, ©2018
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Momentum Press sustainable structural systems collection,
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xix, 146 pages :: illustrations ;; 23 cm
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1947083384
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: 9781947083387
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1947083392
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9781947083394
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Abstract
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A large number of long-span bridges are under construction or have been constructed all over the world. The steady increase in traffic volume and gross vehicle weight has caused a threat to the serviceability or even safety of in-service bridges. Therefore, ensuring the safety and serviceability of these bridges has become a growing concern. In particular, long-span suspension bridges support heavy traffic volumes and experience considerable wind loads on the bridge deck on a regular basis. Excessive dynamic responses may cause large deformation and undesirable vibration of the stiffening girders. In practice, a bridge suffers from multiple types of loadings in the life cycle. In this book, a multiscale reliability method is presented for the safety assessment of long-span bridges. The multiscale failure condition of stiffness girders is the first-passage criteria for the large-scale model and the fatigue damage criteria for the small-scale model. It is the objective of this book to provide a more in-depth understanding of the vehicle-bridge interaction from the random vibration perspective. This book is suitable for adoption as a text book or a reference book in an advanced structural reliability analysis course. Furthermore, this book also provides a theoretical foundation for better understanding of the safety assessment, operation management, maintenance and reinforcement for long-span bridges and motivates further research and development for more advanced reliability and serviceability assessment techniques for long-span bridges.
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Long-span bridges-- Reliability.
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Bridges-- Reliability.
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TG260.L77 2018
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Noori, Mohammad
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