Feasibility study of developing and creating a standardized subset of bridge plans.
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Feasibility study of developing and creating a standardized subset of bridge plans.

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    This study investigated sizes and geometry of existing bridges in Colorado and investigated standard bridge systems used by

    other entities. The study proposed standard bridge types advancing the goals of SHRP 2 R19A & B, the rapidest ABC

    construction, and encompassing a wide range of span and structure lengths and widths, with the capability of a wide range of

    skews while preserving, to the extent possible, simplicity, low construction cost and a competitive contracting environment,

    in order to achieve the largest practical benefit to Colorado’s bridges over the coming decades. For Colorado these are pre-decked simple made continuous precast girders, and shaft and precast cap substructures, all made integral with details

    emulative of CIP construction. These are made practical by an effort to control camber and camber variations by design and

    by monostrand post-tensioning camber adjustment.

    Implementation is planned to be progressive, starting from worksheets for standard superstructures and substructures in

    conjunction with prototype structures, expanding to encompass more acute skews, and finally, additional worksheets

    incorporating the design information to accommodate the full range of anticipated structure types, spans, span arrangements,

    and skews without additional detailed structural design or details for each individual bridge element. At this time, a worksheet

    can be developed to allow simplified presentation of the desired structure. Minor organizational changes are proposed to

    ensure continuity of the development and maintenance of these worksheets. Rough estimated implementation costs and value

    of benefits are included.

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