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Contents of the Number of Connectors in Bridges PDF

List of 29 Number of Connectors in Bridges Formulas

28-day Compressive Strength given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Welded Studs
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28-day Compressive Strength of Concrete given Force in Slab
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28-day Compressive Strength of Concrete given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Channels
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Area of Longitudinal Reinforcing given Force in Slab at Maximum Negative Moments
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Average Channel Flange Thickness given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Channels
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Channel Length given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Channels
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Channel Web Thickness given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Channels
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Diameter of Connector given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Welded Studs
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Effective Concrete Area given Force in Slab
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Elastic Modulus of Concrete given Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Welded Studs
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Force in Slab at Maximum Negative Moments given Minimum Number of Connectors for Bridges
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Force in Slab at Maximum Negative Moments given Reinforcing Steel Yield Strength
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Force in Slab at Maximum Positive Moments given Minimum Number of Connectors for Bridges
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Force in Slab given Effective Concrete Area
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Force in Slab given Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Force in Slab given Total Area of Steel Section
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Minimum Number of Connectors for Bridges
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Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Reduction Factor given Minimum Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Reduction Factor given Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Reinforcing Steel Yield Strength given Force in Slab at Maximum Negative Moments
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Shear Capacity for Flexural Members
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Shear Capacity for Girders with Transverse Stiffeners
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Steel Yield Strength given Total Area of Steel Section
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Total Area of Steel Section given Force in Slab
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Ultimate Shear Connector Strength for Channels
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Ultimate Shear Connector Strength given Minimum Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Ultimate Shear Connector Strength given Number of Connectors in Bridges
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Ultimate Shear Strength for Welded Studs
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Variables used in Number of Connectors in Bridges PDF

  1. a Clear Distance between Transverse Stiffeners (Millimeter)
  2. Aconcrete Effective Concrete Area (Square Millimeter)
  3. Ast Area of Steel Reinforcement (Square Millimeter)
  4. bw Breadth of Web (Millimeter)
  5. C Shear Buckling Coefficient C
  6. d Depth of Cross Section (Millimeter)
  7. dstud Stud Diameter (Millimeter)
  8. E Modulus Elasticity of Concrete (Megapascal)
  9. fc 28 Day Compressive Strength of Concrete (Megapascal)
  10. fy Yield Strength of Steel (Megapascal)
  11. h Average Flange Thickness (Millimeter)
  12. H Cross Section's Height (Millimeter)
  13. N No of Connector in Bridge
  14. P3 Force in Slab at Negative Moment Point (Kilonewton)
  15. Pon slab Slab Force (Kilonewton)
  16. Sultimate Ultimate Shear Connector Stress (Kilonewton)
  17. t Web Thickness (Millimeter)
  18. Vu Shear Capacity (Kilonewton)
  19. w Channel Length (Millimeter)
  20. Φ Reduction Factor

Constants, Functions and Measurements used in Number of Connectors in Bridges PDF

  1. Function: sqrt, sqrt(Number)
    A square root function is a function that takes a non-negative number as an input and returns the square root of the given input number.
  2. Measurement: Length in Millimeter (mm)
    Length Unit Conversion
  3. Measurement: Area in Square Millimeter (mm²)
    Area Unit Conversion
  4. Measurement: Pressure in Megapascal (MPa)
    Pressure Unit Conversion
  5. Measurement: Force in Kilonewton (kN)
    Force Unit Conversion
  6. Measurement: Stress in Megapascal (MPa)
    Stress Unit Conversion
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