Stuart G. Davis, Annabelle Wilkins
Abstract
This paper considers the main factors that determine the concept and development of the design necessary for bridges to carry high speed railway traffic. Examples and case studies from the world over are provided in order to illustrate many related points of discussion from the authors' work in this field.
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This paper considers the main factors that determine the concept and development of the design necessary for bridges to carry high speed railway traffic. Examples and case studies from the world over are provided in order to illustrate many related points of discussion from the authors' work in this field.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Carry (investment), Work (physics), Computer science, Field (mathematics), Order (exchange), Engineering, Operations research