Bridge Rating Practices and Policies for Overweight Vehicles (2006) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix A - Questionnaire
Appendix A - Questionnaire
Pages 29-34
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If bridge load rating is needed for permit checking, which offices perform that? The same state/province DOT offices A single state/province DOT office ___________________________________________________________________ c.
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I-6. What approximate percentage of bridges in your jurisdiction has electronic analytical models that can regenerate load ratings with minimal additional data input?
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Comparing permit vehicle's and design vehicle's load effects Using charts and/or curves of acceptable axle spacings and weights Comparing with analysis results of standard bridges Other (specify)
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: _____________________________________________________________________ II-14. Please describe how you consider bar cutoffs in rating reinforced concrete members.
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If you are aware of any effort spent towards improving uniformity in rating for permitting overweight/oversize vehicles or any study relevant to this subject, please kindly provide contact information below. Add more sheets if needed.
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