Bridge Structural Safety Assessment Technology Based on Statistic Analysis

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This paper aims to analyze the statistic rules of the live load effect and the degradation effect and propose some ideas on the bridge structural safety assessment on the condition that both effects closely relate to bridges’ structural performance. Besides, the technology of bridge structural safety assessment based on statistic analysis is also supported by a EWMA controlling Figure with double control limits suitable for bridge structures. After the application in the Ma Sang Xi Yangtze River Bridge project, the technology is proved as reliable, visualized, and perspective in application.

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