jascia1919
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Hi,
I have a 2- span box steel girder bridge here. 250' for each span. After it was built in 2006, the neoprene bearings at the abutment and pier developed a transverse movement of around 1.5". Basicially the entire bridge moved sideway. The deck cross slope at central pier changed about 0.5%.
I am doing some forensic study here. As the displacement is horizontal, temp effect is excluded.
Except differential settlement at central pier is there anyother possible reason for that.
Thanks
I have a 2- span box steel girder bridge here. 250' for each span. After it was built in 2006, the neoprene bearings at the abutment and pier developed a transverse movement of around 1.5". Basicially the entire bridge moved sideway. The deck cross slope at central pier changed about 0.5%.
I am doing some forensic study here. As the displacement is horizontal, temp effect is excluded.
Except differential settlement at central pier is there anyother possible reason for that.
Thanks