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Evaluation of flange bending stresses in non-composite steel I-girder bridges during construction

Nohemy Y. Galindez, K. Barth

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Exterior girders undergo direct torsional effects applied by deck forming brackets during construction. During this phase while these members are not composite, these effects are counteracted by internal lateral forces developed primarily in the flan

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Exterior girders undergo direct torsional effects applied by deck forming brackets during construction. During this phase while these members are not composite, these effects are counteracted by internal lateral forces developed primarily in the flan

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Exterior girders undergo direct torsional effects applied by deck forming brackets during construction. During this phase while these members are not composite, these effects are counteracted by internal lateral forces developed primarily in the flan

Key concepts: Flange, Structural engineering, Girder, Engineering, Bending, Composite number, Composite construction, Bending moment

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