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I.
Strip Seal Joint -Most joint of this type utilize a neoprene gland as the sealant.
Wearing Surface - It protects the superstructure and structure elements from associated
Temporary tower and stay system - In Freburge Viaduct, _______ must be provided to
prevent overstress
Camber - It is the upward deflection that is caused by the pre-stressing forces applied on the
bridge girder
Cable-stayed bridges - are similar to suspension bridges but the difference lies in how the
cables are connected to the towers
Casting - Process in which a liquid material is poured into a mold, which contains a hollow
cavity of the desired shape and then allowed to solidify
Formworks - is the temporary structure used to mold concrete in its designated shape until it
hardens.
Falseworks - are used to hold the components on place until its construction is sufficiently
advanced to support itself
deterioration.
Steel Grid - Type of deck that can be left open or filled with concrete, useful when light deck are
desired
Integrated Wearing Surface - From a design standpoint, this means that a portion of the top of
the slab is neglected for section properties resisting loads.
1 in. or 25.4mm - In high density – low slump type of wearing surface, typically the slump
should be no more than ________
Culvert - are used as small-span bridges to allow passage of small streams, livestock, vehicles,
and pedestrians through highway embankments.
Balanced cantilever construction method with traveling forms – it is the common practice
or method should be used if cast-in-place segment was used in construction
3.6m - is the required width for overpass which is a freeway having typical roadway
Main Structure Coincides With The Deck Line - Girder bridges of all types are included in this
category.
Segmental Concrete Bridge - It is a bridge built in short sections (called segments) i.e. one
piece at a time, as opposed to the traditional methods that build a bridge in very large sections
Cast-in-place segmental construction - It is used when the precast segments are too heavy
to be shipped or access is too restrictive
Incrementally Launched Bridges - A bridge which is jacked into place horizontally when
completed
Centering - The development of stay-cable and form-traveler technology has made possible the
erection of arches in cantilever fashion without a ________ supported from below
According to the distinctive features of suspension bridge by O’Connor (1971), the major
element of the stiffened suspension bridge is a flexible cable, shaped and supported in
such a way it can transfer the major loads to the towers and anchorage by DIRECT
TENSION.
II.
-Temporary pier
-emporary pylon
-Launching nose
-Susceptible to corrosion
-Extensive fireproofing
-Buckling
-Short-line
-Long-line
5. Method of/category in constructing Segmental Cable-stayed Bridges.
-Push-out
-In-stage
-Cantilever
III.
Pre-tensioned concrete:
Post-tensioned concrete:
Cable-stayed bridges:
Multiple cables that support the deck directly from the tower
Suspension bridges:
Two main cables from which the deck, is hung by secondary cables