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Martin Rhodes,Paul Heywood,Vincent Wrightee large scale (1:2.8), two span, four cell, reinforced concrete box girder bridge models tested under dead load, working loads, and overloads, including loading to failure. All three models had the same cross-sectional and longitudinal span dimensions, but in plan one was straight, one was curved a

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Electron Beam Curing of Compositesverns the response of an acoustic fluid, the effect of the surrounding fluid on the response of a spring-mass system is studied. A submerged rigid cylinder, which may be considered as the model of a bridge pier, is subjected to a sinusoidal excitation. The hydrodynamic force acting on the cylinder i

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Steel Curved I and Box Girder Design and Analysisdies were necessitated by increased demands for curved highway alignment and aesthetic considerations. It is therefore the purpose of this paper to present the results of some of these studies and the resulting design specifications.

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