State of the practice and art for structural health monitoring of bridge substructures.

Collins, J.; Mullins, G.; Lewis, C.; Winters, D.; Foundation and Geotechnical Engineering, LLC; Engineering and Software Consultants, Inc.

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State of the practice and art for structural health monitoring of bridge substructures.

2014-05-01
By Collins, J. ; Mullins, G. ; Lewis, C. ; ...

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Collins, J. ; Mullins, G. ; Lewis, C. ; Winters, D.

Collins, J. ; Mullins, G. ; Lewis, C. ; Winters, D. Less -
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Foundation and Geotechnical Engineering, LLC ; Engineering and Software Consultants, Inc.

Foundation and Geotechnical Engineering, LLC ; Engineering and Software Consultants, Inc. Less -
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Infrastructure Research and Development
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Automatic Data Collection Systems Bridge Foundations Data Acquisition Data Collection Embedded Instrumentation Remote Health Monitoring Structural Health Monitoring
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FHWA-HRT-09-040
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Tech Report
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United States
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Infrastructure Research and Development
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In an age of technological advances, the ability to monitor the performance of bridge foundations has evolved such that both short- and long-term data acquisition of embedded gauges is not only available but also cost effective. Case studies were documented that show the merits of using embedded gauges and low-cost data collection systems to provide increased quality assurance during construction as well as a means to monitor the health of the

foundations while in service.
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