Testing of New Bridges Rail and Transition Designs, Volume V: Appendix D, 32-in (813-mm) Concrete Parapet Bridge Riling

Buth, C. Eugene; Hirsch, Teddy James; Menges, Wanda L.; Texas A&M University. Texas Transportation Institute

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Testing of New Bridges Rail and Transition Designs, Volume V: Appendix D, 32-in (813-mm) Concrete Parapet Bridge Riling

1997-06-01
By Buth, C. Eugene ; Hirsch, Teddy James ; Menges, Wanda L.

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Buth, C. Eugene ; Hirsch, Teddy James ; Menges, Wanda L.

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Texas A&M University. Texas Transportation Institute
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McDevitt, Charles F.
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Safety and Traffic Operations R&D
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Bridge Railings Crashes Crash Tests Design Performance Evaluations Specifications Testing
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FHWA-RD-93-062
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Tech Report
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United States
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
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The 32-in. (813-mm) concrete parapet has a flat vertical traffic face with a thickened section along the top. The flat vertical face serves to smoothly redirect vehicles without imparting upward force on the vehicle. It was designed and tested to performance level two of the 1989 AASHTO Guide Specifications for Bridge Railings. Acceptable performance was demonstrated.
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