Bridge Engineering: Rehabilitation, and Maintenance of Modern Highway Bridges Book

Design Examples and Perspectives
Preface
Preface to the First Edition
Section 1: The Structure

Chapter 1.1: Use and Functionality

Chapter 1.2: Origins of the Modern Highway Bridge

Chapter 1.3: Bridge Designers and Their Projects

Chapter 1.4: The Bridge Engineering Lexicon
References
Section 2: Project Inception

Chapter 2.1: Project Funding

Chapter 2.2: Types of Design Standards

Chapter 2.3: Site Inspection

Chapter 2.4: Site Survey

Chapter 2.5: Physical Testing

Chapter 2.6: The Inspection Team

Chapter 2.7: As-Built Plans and Other Record Data

Chapter 2.8: Conclusion
References
Section 3: The Superstructure

Chapter 3.1: Superstructure Types

Chapter 3.2: Deck Types

Chapter 3.3: Wearing Surface Types

Chapter 3.4: Deck Joint Types

Chapter 3.5: Design Loads

Chapter 3.6: Design Methods

Chapter 3.7: Internal Forces

Chapter 3.8: Load Distribution

Chapter 3.9: Concrete Deck Slabs

Chapter 3.10: Composite Steel Members

Chapter 3.11: Plate Girders

Chapter 3.12: Continuous Beams

Chapter 3.13: Protecting Steel Superstructures

Chapter 3.14: Load Rating

Chapter 3.15: Prestressed Concrete

Chapter 3.16: Prestressed Concrete Maintenance
References
Section 4: The Substructure

Chapter 4.1: Abutments

Chapter 4.2: Piers

Chapter 4.3: Bearings
References
Section 5: Implementation & Management

Chapter 5.1: The Highway

Chapter 5.2: Contract Documents

Chapter 5.3: Bridge Management Systems
References
APPENDIX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ILLUSTRATION CREDITS
INDEX