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Analysis of Load Tests for a Continuous Rigid-Frame Bridge

Huang Shao-xin

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Load test is an important means of assessing carrying capacity and evaluating current conditions of a bridge.This paper presents the load tests made for a continuous rigid-frame bridge,the main bridge of Luoxi Bridge with span arrangement 65 m+125 m+180 m+110 m,and also provides the analysis and comments of the test results of the bridge.

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Load test is an important means of assessing carrying capacity and evaluating current conditions of a bridge.This paper presents the load tests made for a continuous rigid-frame bridge,the main bridge of Luoxi Bridge with span arrangement 65 m+125 m+180 m+110 m,and also provides the analysis and comments of the test results of the bridge.

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Load test is an important means of assessing carrying capacity and evaluating current conditions of a bridge.This paper presents the load tests made for a continuous rigid-frame bridge,the main bridge of Luoxi Bridge with span arrangement 65 m+125 m+180 m+110 m,and also provides the analysis and comments of the test results of the bridge.

Key concepts: Rigid frame, Bridge (graph theory), Structural engineering, Span (engineering), Load testing, Engineering, Frame (networking), Structural load

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