Structures Congress 2011 2011
DOI: 10.1061/41171(401)4
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Reliability and Redundancy of Bridge Systems under Lateral Loads

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“…It was observed by Ghosn et al (2013) and , that in many cases, the frequency distributions of the truck weights in different lanes are similar and, therefore, the same distribution function can be assumed for 𝑓 … ) and 𝑓 … ) . Because many WIM datasets do not provide information on which lane a truck occupies when the data was recorded, the assumption of same load histograms for all lanes has also been adopted in previous research by Fiorillo (2015) and Ghosn et al (2015).…”
Section: Analytical Approach For Multiple Presence Of Trucksmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It was observed by Ghosn et al (2013) and , that in many cases, the frequency distributions of the truck weights in different lanes are similar and, therefore, the same distribution function can be assumed for 𝑓 … ) and 𝑓 … ) . Because many WIM datasets do not provide information on which lane a truck occupies when the data was recorded, the assumption of same load histograms for all lanes has also been adopted in previous research by Fiorillo (2015) and Ghosn et al (2015).…”
Section: Analytical Approach For Multiple Presence Of Trucksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section, the cost of bridge failure is estimated and monetized in terms of dollar amounts and used as a comprehensive measure of the consequences of a bridge's failure and its impact on society. The cost of bridge failure has been studied by many authors (Fiorillo, 2015;Frangopol, Dong, & Sabatino, 2017;Neves & Frangopol, 2005) with particular focus on bridge life-cycle assessment and maintenance. In general, assessing a cost of failure in absolute terms is a difficult task because of the uncertainties in evaluating the specific factors that must be considered and associate these with dollar amount.…”
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“…Por tanto, para la simulación son utilizados estas características para generar distintas series de datos que deberían representar la actual variabilidad de la respuesta estructural. Se procede entonces a generar 50 variables siguiendo las distribuciones y las propiedades estadísticas de la tabla anterior mediante la técnica del Latin Hypercube (Helton y Davis 2002, Anitori 2010, Schneider 2006).…”
Section: Coeficiente De Variación Inicial (Sin Corregir)unclassified