Railway bridge construction according to EUROCODE
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Examples of verifiable stability checks Volume 1 Reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete superstructure according to DIN Technical Report 101 and 102
In this volume practical examples of testable stability proofs from the field of railway bridge construction are presented. The examples are prepared in such a way that readers can familiarize themselves with the new Eurocodes standards generation. The evidence is based on the new DIN technical reports.
From the content:
Verifiable complete stability checks according to EUROCODE of a 14,40 m long reinforced concrete superstructure and a 21,90 m long prestressed concrete superstructure
Acting loads and distances according to DIN Technical Report 101
Load groups, internal force determination
Verification in the limit states of compatibility and load-bearing capacity according to DIN Technical Report 102
Interested persons:
Structural engineers, test engineers students of civil engineering,
Staff of the Esienbahn Federal Office and the DB AG
In this volume practical examples of testable stability proofs from the field of railway bridge construction are presented. The examples are prepared in such a way that readers can familiarize themselves with the new Eurocodes standards generation. The evidence is based on the new DIN technical reports.
From the content:
Verifiable complete stability checks according to EUROCODE of a 14,40 m long reinforced concrete superstructure and a 21,90 m long prestressed concrete superstructure
Acting loads and distances according to DIN Technical Report 101
Load groups, internal force determination
Verification in the limit states of compatibility and load-bearing capacity according to DIN Technical Report 102
Interested persons:
Structural engineers, test engineers students of civil engineering,
Staff of the Esienbahn Federal Office and the DB AG