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Abstract –The bridge should withstand every action, span may range from 80 to 200 ft therefore we shall
which includes applied induced loads, accidental loads and consider California wide flange girder for design of the
it should also withstand the loads caused due the action of prestressed bridge of specifications are as below.
earthquake without damaging the property or without
causing any causative event. Safety, serviceability, durability Modeling of the structure is made via STAAD software
by using plate of 80mX0.2m which represents the deck
and economy are the terms which decide the performance of
slabs. A tapered main girder of depth 2m and rectangular
the bridge. Keeping this into account a project has been
cross girders of depth 2m are made use to represent the
done based on the national highway standards. The thesis prestressed beams:
involves construction practice and properties of pre-stressed
concrete in comparison with reinforced concrete design.
Also, a per-cast post-tensioned continuous beam and slab 1.2 Possible load combinations
bridge deck for a national highway crossing of span 80m
has been modeled, analyzed and designed with the help of According to IRC 006-2014 the minimum nose to tail
STAAD software. distance between 70R and class A vehicles are 30m and
18.5 ,clearance of 0.15m and 1.2m from kerb to wheel
edge and 1.2 between the overtaking vehicles respectively.
Key Words: Prestressed concrete, bridge, limit states, Based on this criteria following are the load combinations.
staad , national highway.
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3. CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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