2015
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)be.1943-5592.0000726
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Dynamic Assessment of Timber Railroad Bridges Using Displacements

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“…The authors validated the accuracy of PSEMI to measure harmonic motions. The amplitudes and frequencies were designed to be 10 mm/1 Hz and 10 mm/4 Hz based on the representative displacement amplitude and frequency of railroad bridges under traffic conditions . Figure displays the displacement response comparisons of the two different harmonic signals and the error between them.…”
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“…The authors validated the accuracy of PSEMI to measure harmonic motions. The amplitudes and frequencies were designed to be 10 mm/1 Hz and 10 mm/4 Hz based on the representative displacement amplitude and frequency of railroad bridges under traffic conditions . Figure displays the displacement response comparisons of the two different harmonic signals and the error between them.…”
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“…In 1987, a course interview from a group of 53 railroad structural engineers and leaders, consulting engineers, and company and university researchers from the United States, Canada, and Mexico indicated that the measurements of structural responses of bridges under traffic are of critical value for railroad managers. Twenty‐five years later, in 2012, a new research study specifically pointed out that the transverse displacements of railroad timber bridges can be used by railroad bridge managers to prioritize inspection, maintenance, and replacement decisions . Measuring displacements of railroad bridges under train load can objectively quantify the reliability of railroad operations throughout the network …”
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“…Because budgets for replacing railroads, bridges, and other structures are limited, the installation of sensors can assist in prioritizing those bridges that need to be repaired first (Moreu et al, 2014(Moreu et al, , 2015. In fact, advances in sensors and monitoring technologies make a strong argument for the fact that they should be included as part of future civil engineering structures, rather than just being added to existing infrastructure.…”
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