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Design Guidelines for Post-Installed and Cast-In Anchors in Australia for Safety-Critical Applications
Post-installed and cast-in anchors are commonly used in safety-critical applications in buildings and large infrastructure projects. This paper discusses the new Standards Australia Technical Specification TS 101:2015 which is the first Australian…
An Update of the Revision of the New Edition of AS5100.4 Bearings and Deck Joints
A major revision of AS 5100.4 Bearings and Deck Joints has been undertaken in preparation for the publication of a new edition of AS 5100. The elastomeric bearing performance tables have been revised to make bearing selection easier and the movement…
Next Generation Flexible Joint Material for Demanding Bridges
Expansions joints can be defined as a component of a bridge providing a continuous surface across the expansion gap for all classes of road users whilst accommodating all ranges of movements. Typically expansion joints are installed between adjacent…
Bridge Bearing Replacement Using Flat Jacks
Replacement of bearings is typically done by jacking to raise all beams at a headstock sufficiently to free the bearings for replacement or resetting. To avoid damage to the structure and to restore the initial bearing reactions, it is necessary to…
Challenges in Seismic Design of Incrementally Launched Bridges of Northern Marmara Motorway
The Northern Marmara Motorway consists in a 115 km long ring road around Istanbul. It includes the iconic 3rd Bosphorus Bridge designed to be the symbol of modern Turkey, but also not less than 37 bridges spread over European and Asian sides.
Bridge Deck Expansion Joints: A Comparison of Technical and Selection Requirements, Including Consideration of Life Cycle Costs and a Review of Commercially Available Products within Australia and New Zealand
Modern bridge design and construction places ever greater demands on engineers, materials and components. One of the most demanding parts of a bridge is the expansion joint. The selection of an appropriate expansion joint is crucial to minimising…
Factors Critical to the Quality and Durability of Bonded Anchors used in Bridges and Structural Roadway Components
The use of bonded anchors to make structural connections to concrete surfaces of bridges and structural roadway components has been increasing steadily over the past 15 to 20 years due mainly to the flexibility in design, the ease and efficiency of…
The Revision of AS 5100.4: Bearings and Deck Joints
A major revision of AS 5100.4 Bearing and Deck Joints has been undertaken in preparation for the publication of a new edition of AS 5100. The major changes to Part 4 of the Standard include the introduction of provisions for modular deck joints and…
Inelastic Displacement-Based Seismic Design of Balanced Cantilever Bridges With Mid-Length Joints
Ideally, a balanced cantilever bridge is built with its superstructure continuous between the abutments. For long bridges, mid-length expansion joints may be necessary. The separation of expansion joints may be maximised by supporting the…
Anzac Cable Stayed Bridge Health Monitoring
Roads and Maritime Services of Transport for NSW in collaboration with the Bridge Solution Alliance formed by Freyssinet, Lend Lease and Sage Automation undertook a major maintenance project to solve stay cable vibrations, strengthening-related…