Considerations in the design of concrete bridges for high speed railroads
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1992.v44.i420.1321Abstract
Bridges and viaducts are an alternative to ground works when the tracks must pass over a road or body of water, or when a rare morphological phenomenon must be preserved, or simply to diminish the barrier effect, there by enhancing the environmental impact of the railroad. The article reviews the actions to be considered in structural calculations, with an emphasis on dynamic actions.
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