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Development of loading-truck model and live-load factor for the Canadian Standards Association CSA-S6 code

A C Agarwal, M.S. Cheung

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Studies have shown that the MS-200 loading model in the Canadian Standards Association standard CAN3-S6-M78 for design of highway bridges no longer represents modern-day heavy trucks in Canada. For...

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Studies have shown that the MS-200 loading model in the Canadian Standards Association standard CAN3-S6-M78 for design of highway bridges no longer represents modern-day heavy trucks in Canada. For...

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Studies have shown that the MS-200 loading model in the Canadian Standards Association standard CAN3-S6-M78 for design of highway bridges no longer represents modern-day heavy trucks in Canada. For...

Key concepts: Association (psychology), Truck, Code (set theory), Factor (programming language), Computer science, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Programming language

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