Damage Assessment of One Prestressed Concrete Bridge after Fire

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The assessment method of fire-damaged concrete bridge with prestressed hollow core plate girders was presented in this paper. The historical sketch of assessment of fire-damaged concrete structures was briefly introduced. One fire-damaged concrete bridge with prestressed hollow core plate girders was shown as an example. The process of assessment of fire-damaged concrete bridge with prestressed hollow core plate girders was provided. According to the assessment results, methods of repair and strengthening were presented for different fire-damaged level of prestressed hollow core plate girders. The research results could help expand use of fire-damaged assessment and repair of prestressed concrete bridges.

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December 2012

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