Orientation of Ribs in Waffle‐Slab Skew Bridges
Publication: Journal of Structural Engineering
Volume 109, Issue 3
Abstract
An experimental study is presented on the structural response of reinforced concrete skew bridges of: (a) orthogonally, (b) nonorthogonally shaped waffle slab constructions, and (c) solid slab construction. The response is examined under elastic and ultimate load conditions. The results show that the orthogonally-shaped waffle slab skew bridge has a better load distribution characteristic, a superior ultimate load-carrying capacity, and less severe stress concentration at the obtuse corners, than the other two types of constructions.
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Kennedy, John B., and Bakht, Baidar, “Feasibility of Waffle Slabs for Bridges,” Proceedings, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Edmonton, Alberta, May, 1982.
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Published online: Mar 1, 1983
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