FRP Reinforcement for Concrete: Performance Assessment and New Construction: Volume III: Construction and Monitoring of the Innovation Bridge

Claure, Guillermo; Rossini, Marco; Cadenazzi, Thomas; Morales, Carlos; Spadea, Saverio; Gooranorimi, Omid; De Caso, Francisco; Nanni, Antonio; Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation; Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation (RE-CAST); University of Miami

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FRP Reinforcement for Concrete: Performance Assessment and New Construction: Volume III: Construction and Monitoring of the Innovation Bridge

2016-08-03
By Claure, Guillermo ; Rossini, Marco ; Cadenazzi, Thomas ; ...

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Fiber-reinforced polymer reinforcement for concrete: performance assessment and new construction : volume three: construction and monitoring of the Innovation Bridge.
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Claure, Guillermo ; Rossini, Marco ; Cadenazzi, Thomas ; Morales, Carlos ; Spadea, Saverio ; ... More +

Claure, Guillermo ; Rossini, Marco ; Cadenazzi, Thomas ; Morales, Carlos ; Spadea, Saverio ; Gooranorimi, Omid ; De Caso, Francisco ; Nanni, Antonio Less -
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Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation ; Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation (RE-CAST) ; University of Miami

Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation ; Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation (RE-CAST) ; University of Miami Less -
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United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology ; University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.)

United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology ; University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.) Less -
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Basalt Bridge Construction Bridges And Other Structures Carbon Fibers Concrete Bridges Construction Durability Fiber Reinforced Polymers Footbridges Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Highways Load Tests Materials Pedestrians And Bicyclists Performance Prestressed Concrete Reinforcing Bars
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RECAST UTC #00042134-04-103
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Tech Report
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United States
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01608712
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Final Report Period: 10/1/15 – 7/1/16 14
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Research on Concrete Applications for Sustainable Transportation
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The University of Miami deliberately chose to construct a pedestrian bridge using concrete elements solely reinforced and prestressed with fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and sustainability. In addition to showcasing concrete reinforcing bars made of basalt and glass FRP (BFRP and GFRP), the bridge features unique BFRP forms such as continuous close stirrups used in the pier-caps and curbs as well as prefabricated BFRP cages for the auger-cast piles. The main load-carrying members of the bridge are two prestressed concrete girders of double-tee shape (as used in parking garage structures) with shortened flange overhangs. Each girder stem was prestressed with nine carbon FRP (CFRP) strands. Elements of the bridge were instrumented with vibrating-wire gages to monitor performance over time and during two load tests conducted on one of the prestressed concrete girders at the precast yard and on the completed structure, respectively. In addition to strain data, deflection measurements obtained during and after construction show field performance of the bridge to be in accordance with the predicted behavior.
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