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Ground Motion Simulation and Bridges Collapse Fragility Analysis Across Reverse Strike-Slip Faults

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By Li-Bo Chen, Yin Gu, He-Yu Chen, Huai-Guang Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study addresses the seismic risk assessment of bridges located across reverse-oblique fault zones, focusing on the complex effects of buried reverse strike-slip faults with shallow burial depfths. The surface rupture patterns of reverse strike-slip faults may differ from the locations of surface rupture typically identified in conventional cross-fault engineering studies, presenting unique challenges for seismic assessment.
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Force Performance Analysis and Numerical Simulation of Assembled Ribbed-Slab Abutments

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By Ying Sun, Yin Gu, Tong Wu, Qiaozhu He
| MDPI
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Experimental Study on Flexural Resistance of UHPC Wet Joint Precast Reinforced Concrete Bridge Deck Slabs with Variable Cross-Section

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By Jiaqi Hu, Yin Gu, Ying Sun, Jinhuang Yan
| MDPI
1. Introduction With the gradual advancement of bridge engineering, prefabricated assembly technology is widely utilized in civil construction, facilitating standardized, factory-oriented, and modular development in engineering construction. Prefabricated assembly bridge deck panels are increasingly employed in numerous bridge projects. Under negative bending moments, conventional concrete used in the wet joints of prefabricated bridge deck panels often exhibits cracking phenomena.
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