Evaluation of Traffic-Induced Light Pole Vibrations on the I-80 Le Claire Bridge

Volkman, Christopher; Hahin, Christopher

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Evaluation of Traffic-Induced Light Pole Vibrations on the I-80 Le Claire Bridge

2004-08-01
By Volkman, Christopher ; Hahin, Christopher

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Alternative Title:

Evaluation of Truck Traffic-Induced Light Pole Vibrations on the I-80 Le Claire Bridge
Creators:

Volkman, Christopher ; Hahin, Christopher
Corporate Creators:

Illinois. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Materials and Physical Research
Subject/TRT Terms:

Accelerometers Aluminum Aluminum Lighting Poles Axle Load Force Bridges Evaluation G-forces Le Claire Bridge Luminaires Poles (Supports) Testing Vibration
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Tech Report
Right Statement:

HR--25-001-05:-R09
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Illinois
Edition:

Final Report: July 2002 - March 2004
Corporate Publisher:

Illinois. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Materials and Physical Research
Abstract:

The results obtained from acetometers mounted on the luminaires of the I-80 Le Claire Bridge over the Mississippi River near East Moline, IL, indicated peak acceleration forces of approximately 5 g. Due to hazards posed by luminaires falling onto traffic or the bridge deck. District 2 removed the lighting until a safe solution is tested and approved.
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US Transportation Collection
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