Improving Infrastructure Sustainability 2: Repairing Existing Fatigue Cracks in Steel Bridges Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Materials: [Technical Summary]

Matamoros, Adolfo; Bennett, Caroline; Barrett-Gonzalez, Ron; Li, Jian; Rolfe, Stan; Bun, Say Hak; Bonet, Eric; University of Kansas

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Improving Infrastructure Sustainability 2: Repairing Existing Fatigue Cracks in Steel Bridges Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Materials: [Technical Summary]

2016-01-01
By Matamoros, Adolfo ; Bennett, Caroline ; Barrett-Gonzalez, Ron ; ...

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Matamoros, Adolfo ; Bennett, Caroline ; Barrett-Gonzalez, Ron ; Li, Jian ; Rolfe, Stan ; ... More +

Matamoros, Adolfo ; Bennett, Caroline ; Barrett-Gonzalez, Ron ; Li, Jian ; Rolfe, Stan ; Bun, Say Hak ; Bonet, Eric Less -
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University of Kansas
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
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Anchor Bolts Bridges And Other Structures Carbon Fibers Distortion (Structures) Fatigue Cracking Fiber Reinforced Polymers Girders Highways I24: Design Of Bridges And Retaining Walls I61: Equipment And Maintenance Methods Maintenance And Preservation Steel Bridges
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K-TRAN: KU-11-5
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United States ; Kansas

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Technical Summary
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Research
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Distortion-induced fatigue affects a large number of bridges within the US highway system. This type of damage is commonly observed at connections between cross frames and steel girders. The differential displacement induced by bridge traffic induces forces in the cross frames that cause out-of-plane distortion of the web, inducing highly localized stresses at the welds that tie the connection plate used to attach the cross frame to the girder.
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