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The case for designing bridges that last
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The case for designing bridges that last
SPONSORED Industry experts are pushing for components that match a structure’s full design life – cutting costs, disruption and long-term risk in the process.Despite bridges being designed for 100-year lifespans, deck joints and bearings often begin breaking down decades earlier. As traffic moves across a bridge with worn deck joints and ageing bearings, the constant load sp…
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