DOI: 10.20868/upm.thesis.37952
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Resistencia a carga concentrada transversal considerando la contribución conjunta de un nervio de rigidez y de los rigidizadores transversales : aplicación al diseño de puentes empujados

Abstract: Y gracias a mi familia. Como siempre, os pongo detrás del trabajo, pero sois mucho más importantes que él. Gracias precisamente por entenderlo tantas y tantas veces en que habéis soportado las horas dedicadas a esta Tesis. Sin mi familia detrás no habría Tesis Doctoral, porque nada tendría sentido.Gracias a mis padres, por serlo.Gracias a mis dos tías, por ser otras dos madres.Gracias a mis hijos, por iluminarme la vida.Gracias a mi familia política, toda sin excepción, por quererme tanto.Gracias, Rosa, por la… Show more

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“…In [4], it is suggested that the triangular cell flange works as a continuous beam supported on the web and the vertical stiffeners. It presumes that a part of the concentrated load is directly transmitted to the stiffeners, which significantly increase the total load the whole system may attain.…”
Section: Parametric Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In [4], it is suggested that the triangular cell flange works as a continuous beam supported on the web and the vertical stiffeners. It presumes that a part of the concentrated load is directly transmitted to the stiffeners, which significantly increase the total load the whole system may attain.…”
Section: Parametric Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Spain, during the launching of the high-speed viaduct across the river Las Piedras, the designers implemented a stiffening strategy consisting of a triangle-shaped bottom cell, hence increasing the patch loading resistance of the steel girders [1][2][3]. Ripa-Alonso [4] investigated the influence of triangular cell flanges on both critical buckling capacity and resistance of steel plate girders subject to patch loading. Navarro-Manso [5] developed a steel bridge launching system based on a self-supporting double deck, in which the bottom flanges were stiffened with a triangular cell to withstand the concentrated load reactions in the supports.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%