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Lecture No.2 - Bridge-Superstructure

This document discusses bridge superstructure designs and drainage culverts. It describes various cross section designs for bridge superstructures, including slab bridges, slab-on-girder bridges, voided slab bridges, single-cell bridges, multicell bridges, and arch bridges. Culverts are designed to allow water to flow under road embankments and come in different materials like concrete and steel pipes. Common culvert designs include single and double cell concrete box culverts and circular concrete culverts.

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Lecture No.2 - Bridge-Superstructure

This document discusses bridge superstructure designs and drainage culverts. It describes various cross section designs for bridge superstructures, including slab bridges, slab-on-girder bridges, voided slab bridges, single-cell bridges, multicell bridges, and arch bridges. Culverts are designed to allow water to flow under road embankments and come in different materials like concrete and steel pipes. Common culvert designs include single and double cell concrete box culverts and circular concrete culverts.

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Bridge Superstructure

DESIGN OF BRIDGES

BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTURE
and
DRAINAGE CULVERTS

Lecture No. 2
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Cross sections of bridge superstructures


known as “Shallow Superstructures”

(a) Slab bridge

(b) Slab-on-girder bridge with T-beam type of construction

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(c) Slab-on-girder bridge with steel girders

(d) Voided slab bridge

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Cross sections of “Cellular type of bridges”

(a) Single-cell bridge

(b) Multicell bridge

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(c) Multispine bridge with steel boxes

(d) Multispine bridge with concrete boxes

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Bow string arch

Frame (Portal)

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Krk Bridge, Croatia (1964). World’s longest span concrete arch bridge (390 m)
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Drainage Culverts
Culverts are normally designed to allow water flow beneath an embankment
where the traffic passes. The simplest types being steel and concrete pipes.
Rectangular frame culverts are more common for large streams.

Embankment

Single cell concrete box culvert Double cell concrete box culvert

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Circular Culverts (Concrete)

Embankment Embankment

Circular concrete culvert Double vault circular concrete culvert


(precast) (cast in-situ)

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Embankment

Steel pipe culvert

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Other Drainage Structures


Ford or Trough

Water on slab

Water in pipes (and on slab during rain season)


fill

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