Sentence examples for bridge weight from inspiring English sources

That shortcoming had been exacerbated later when two inches of concrete added to the road surface increased the bridge weight by 20percentt.

In special cases involving unusually overweight trucks (which require special permits), not observing a bridge weight limit can lead to disastrous consequences.

Among different Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) systems applied on bridges, Bridge Weight-in-Motion (BWIM) is probably the one with widest applications worldwide.

So in this paper, based on routine bridge weight-in-motion (B-WIM) results, a simulation approach is developed and proposed to predict bridge safety and integrity if heavy trucks experience emergency braking on the bridge.

For the first time, Ordnance Survey will produce a definitive database for sat-nav manufacturers that contains information on road widths, bridge heights, weight restrictions and bans on left or right turns at junctions.

The RBDO problem presented in this research seeks to minimize the bridge girder weight by varying the thicknesses of the girder plate while satisfying the structural reliability level under flutter.

When a large vehicle reaches the bridge, its weight is measured with a load cell at the starting point of the bridge.

The results, to be published next month in Physical Review E, reveal that dielectric tension and surface tension each carry about half a water bridge's weight.

On December 17 , 2010 PennDOT's District 4 downposted the bridge's weight limit to four tons due to deterioration on the bridge.

By applying the linearized approach to probabilistic assessment of the vehicle bridge system reliability, it was shown that system probability of exceedance of admissible limits increases with train speed and reduces with increased bridge self-weight.

The Fort Steuben Bridge was weight-restricted in 2006 and closed in 2009 due to deterioration.