Condition rating of concrete bridges based on structural robustness

Anitori, Giorgio; Rius, Joan Ramón Casas; Ghosn, Michel

doi:10.1201/b17063-255

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“…Given the substantial differences between operational and research technical indicators, many researchers tried to find correlations between them. Anitori et al (2014), as example, analyzed potential relationships between robustness and condition ratings of existing bridges, with the aim to correct rating with data derived by robustness assessment to make it dependent on the system behavior. Deco and Frangopol (2010) proposed a condition-based approach describing lifetime deterioration of reinforced concrete (RC) bridge decks.…”

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State-Of-Research on Performance Indicators for Bridge Quality Control and Management

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Faleschini

Casas

2019

Front. Built Environ.

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The present study provides a review of the most diffused technical and non-technical performance indicators adopted worldwide by infrastructure owners. This work, developed within the European COST Action TU 1406-"Quality specifications for roadway bridges, standardization at a European level," aims to summarize the state-of-art maintenance scheduling practices adopted by bridge owners, mainly focusing on the identification and classification of the most diffused performance indicators (PIs). PIs are subdivided in technical and non-technical ones: for this latter subclass, PIs are classified in environmental, social and economic-targeted. The study aims to be a reference for researchers dealing with performance-based assessments and bridge maintenance and management practices.

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confidence: 99%