Steel Bridge 7-Part Webinar Series
The SSSBA sponsored a 7-part webinar series on solutions for cost-effective steel bridges from April 7-May 26, 2020. A distinguished panel of industry experts was assembled to present topics essential to the design and installation of short span steel bridges.
The recorded webinar is now available to view on-demand (professional development hours are not included for viewing the recorded session). The SSSBA would like to thank the American Galvanizers Association for hosting the webinar.
The series can be viewed below or through the video page on the SSSBA website.
Lecture #1: Accelerated Steel Bridge Construction Applications
Dr. Michael Barker, University of Wyoming
Lecture #2: Manufacturer Steel Bridge Solutions Showcase
Dr. Michael Barker, University of Wyoming
Lecture #3: Development and Experimental Validation of Composite Press-Brake Formed Modular Steel Tub Girders for Short Span Bridges
Dr. Karl Barth, West Virginia University
Lecture #4: Capabilities and Advantages of Steel Buried Bridges
Joel Hahm, PE, Contech Engineered Solutions LLC
Michael McGough, PE, National Corrugated Steel Pipe Association
Lecture #5: Development of eSPAN140 and Short-Span Steel Bridge Design Standards
Dr. Greg Michaelson, Marshall University
Lecture #6: Short Span Bridge Economy and Life Cycle Costs
Dr. Michael Barker, University of Wyoming
Lecture #7: Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Bridges & Rebar
Alana Fossa, American Galvanizers Association
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Economics
Steel vs. Concrete: A Deep Dive into Bridge Life Cycle Economics
A comprehensive study by Dr. Michael Barker of the University of Wyoming analyzes 1,186 steel and concrete girder bridges in Pennsylvania to compare life cycle costs, offering data-driven insights into long-term economic performance and service life.
Education
Steel Bridges for Smarter, Faster Construction – On-Demand Steel Bridge Video Series
This three-part on-demand video series covers integral abutments, simple for dead continuous for live designs and prefabricated bridge options.
Case Study
Bridges of Franklin County: Why Missouri is Turning to Steel
Franklin County, Missouri, saved $283,000 by selecting steel over concrete for four short-span bridge projects, demonstrating that simplified designs combined with a competitive bidding process can deliver exceptional value, durability and long-term performance.
Short Span Steel Bridges