Steel structure traffic

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Blanchard, R. J., J. D. Carrier, and G. V. Mehta. Strengthening and Rehabilitation of an Elevated Rail Transit Line Steel Structure while Maintaining Commuter Traffic. Proceedings of the Symposium on Practical Solutions for Bridge Strengthening and Rehabilitation, 1993,105-114. 

Active security barriers (also known as crash barriers) are large structures that are placed in roadways at entrance and exit points to protected facilities to control vehicle access to these areas. These barriers are placed perpendicular to traffic to block the roadway, so that the only way that traffic can pass the barrier is for the barrier to be moved out of the roadway. These types of barriers are typically constructed from sturdy materials, such as concrete or steel, such that vehicles cannot penetrate them. They are also designed at a certain height off the roadway so that vehicles cannot go over them. 

The specificity of the operation of such objects as an intersection in conditions of congestion differs considerably from the operation of e.g. steel or reinforced concrete structures in terms of the effects of overload because once a queue of vehicles has dissipated, the intersection resumes normal operation in conditions of lesser traffic. 

Study stream Civil engineering Design Structural engineering Bulk structures Construction methods Construction materials Steel /timber structures Hydraulic engineering Traffic route construction 15 15 30... 

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