Waterline Pile Cap Footings for Bridges Using Large Diameter FRP Reinforcing – Material Characterization and Design [Summary]

Nanni, Antonio; Nolan, Steven

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Waterline Pile Cap Footings for Bridges Using Large Diameter FRP Reinforcing – Material Characterization and Design [Summary]

2026-03-01
By Nanni, Antonio ; Nolan, Steven

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English

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Creators:

Nanni, Antonio ; Nolan, Steven
Corporate Creators:

University of Miami
Corporate Contributors:

Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center
Subject/TRT Terms:

Bridge Design Evaluation And Assessment Fiber Reinforced Plastics Footings Literature Reviews Materials By Surface Characteristics Performance Measurement Pile Caps Water Areas
Publication/ Report Number:

BEE76-977-01
Resource Type:

Brief
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Edition:

Summary
Corporate Publisher:

Florida. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

The objective of the research was to identify what further research is needed to use larger FRP bars in waterline pile cap footings, develop material acceptance criteria and design specifications for No. 11 glass FRP bars, and create design examples to help implement these bars in practice. Additionally, the study provided recommendations for future research to support broader use of larger FRP bars in other structural components, considering the known limitations of GFRP compared to steel.
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