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Developing a New Construction Policy for Bridge Management

Kenneth J. Boedecker

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The SHRP Program and other rehabilitation strategies are based on extending the life of concrete bridge elements. In the Bridge Inventory are a number of bridges that must be reconstructed. In addition the change in demographic patterns require new bridges to enhance the development of the infrastructure.

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The SHRP Program and other rehabilitation strategies are based on extending the life of concrete bridge elements. In the Bridge Inventory are a number of bridges that must be reconstructed. In addition the change in demographic patterns require new bridges to enhance the development of the infrastructure.

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The SHRP Program and other rehabilitation strategies are based on extending the life of concrete bridge elements. In the Bridge Inventory are a number of bridges that must be reconstructed. In addition the change in demographic patterns require new bridges to enhance the development of the infrastructure.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Engineering, Bridge maintenance, Construction engineering, Rehabilitation, Construction management, Civil engineering, Transport engineering

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