Video: Basics of Limit States and LRFD Bridge Design
The SSSBA presents a topic based video series on short span steel bridges.
In this series, Dr. Gregory Michaelson (Co-Director, SSSBA Bridge Technology Center & Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering at Marshall University) will review basic concepts and ideas pertinent to engineers new to short spans steel bridge design and those looking for a refresher in fundamental concepts.
This video focuses on the basics of limit state and LRFD bridge design.
The goals of this video are:
- To introduce the basics of limit state design and how engineers design and detail bridges.
- To familiarize yourself with principles related to short span steel bridge design.
The outline of the video is as follows:
- Background (ASD vs. LRFD, Reliability)
- LRFD Limit States
- Relevant Resources
Please also view the following additional videos in this topic based series:
- Understanding Fatigue
- Basics of Limit States and LRFD Bridge Design
- Suggested Fabrication Details, Part 1
- Suggested Fabrication Details, Part 2
- Best Practices During Construction
- 5 Frequently Asked Steel Bridge Questions
- Understanding Construction Loads
- Options for Short Span Steel Bridge Solutions
- Preliminary Design Using eSPAN140, Part 1
- Preliminary Design Using eSPAN140, Part 2
- Live Load Distribution, Part 1
- Live Load Distribution, Part 2
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