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Appendix B: Cross-Frame Design Example (Straight Bridge)

For a simple framing system like the bridge at hand, dead and live cross-frame forces are typically considered small enough to ignore in design (hence the minimum design requirements outlined

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EFFECTIVE CROSS-FRAME FRAMING ARRANGEMENTS AND

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Appendix C: Cross-Frame Design Example (Curved Bridge)

For the curved bridge example here, the tributary width is simply taken as the cross-frame spacing measured along the bridge centerline rather than the chord length or arc length.

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AbstractCross frames are critical structural elements in both straight and horizontally curved steel bridges. In order to properly size the brace for the strength and stiffness demands of the

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