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This document discusses various construction methods for bridges. It begins with a brief history of bridge development from 1900 to 2000. It then covers basic concepts like span, compression, tension, and load. It discusses shallow foundations using columns, mats, walls, spread footings, and strap footings. It also discusses different types of pile foundations like end bearing piles, friction piles, compaction piles, and tension piles. The types of piles chosen depends on factors like soil type. It describes methods of pile installation like diesel hammer, vibratory methods, and jacking methods. It concludes by covering precast segmental erection techniques using falsework, gantry, crane, lifting frame, and full span erection.
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- 3. History of Bridge Development
- 4. History of Bridge Development 1900 1920 2000
- 5. Compression Tension Basic Concepts Span - the distance between two bridge supports, whether they are columns, towers or the wall of a canyon. Compression – Tension - Force - Concrete has good compressive strength, but extremely weak tensile strength. What about steel cables?
- 6. Basic Concepts Beam - a rigid, usually horizontal, structural element Pier - a vertical supporting structure, such as a pillar Cantilever - a projecting structure supported only at one end, like a shelf bracket or a diving board Beam Pier Load - weight on a structure
- 8. .
- 9. SHALLOW FOUNDATION There are variety of shallow foundation types used in construction of foundation Columns $ Combined or Cantilevered $ Mat $ Wall (strip) $ Spread Footing $ Strap Footing
- 11. PILE FOUNDATION
- 12. END BEARING PILES FRICTION PILES
- 16. TYPES OF PILE CHOSEN DEPENDS ON FOLLOWING FACTORS
- 17. TYPES OF WELL FOUNDATION OR CASSION
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- 20. DIESEL HAMMER
- 21. VIBRATORY METHOD OF PILE DRIVING
- 22. JACKING METHOD OF INSERTION
- 23. PRECAST SEGMENTAL ERECTION TECHNIQUES 1. Erection on False work 2. Erection by Gantry 3. Erection by Crane 4. Erection by Lifting Frame 5. Full Span Erection Techniques
- 28. FULL SPAN PRECAST ERECTION TECHNIQUES
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