Comparative Structural Analysis of Steel Girder Bridge with Concrete Girder Bridge
Vaidehi Shewatkar
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Vaidehi Shewatkar
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Bridges are the structure constructed for sporting the railway and road traffic or other moving Loads which are moving on Bridge. Bridges are constructed on obstruction which includes a river, channel, canyon, valley, avenue or railway. If a bridge is constructed to hold highway site visitors, its miles called a dual carriageway bridge. If, but, it's far built to carry railway site visitors, it's far referred to as a railway bridge.In the present work the two models are modeled using CSI Bridge software.The models are the steel girder bridge and concrete girder bridge.The results obtained in terms of the transverse displacement, horizontal and vertical shear force, axial force and moment about horizontal and vertical axis.
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Bridges are the structure constructed for sporting the railway and road traffic or other moving Loads which are moving on Bridge. Bridges are constructed on obstruction which includes a river, channel, canyon, valley, avenue or railway. If a bridge is constructed to hold highway site visitors, its miles called a dual carriageway bridge. If, but, it's far built to carry railway site visitors, it's far referred to as a railway bridge.In the present work the two models are modeled using CSI Bridge software.The models are the steel girder bridge and concrete girder bridge.The results obtained in terms of the transverse displacement, horizontal and vertical shear force, axial force and moment about horizontal and vertical axis.
Key concepts: Structural engineering, Bridge (graph theory), Girder, Girder bridge, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Medicine, Internal medicine