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assessment of bridge deck components under the positive temperature gradient. D. Botter. Measuring Bridge Buckling In theearly 1950s, bridge engineers of Pennsylvania Department of Transportation started to conduct various types of loading tests toassess the strength of bridges and tracks. This series of tests and studies was performed on three major bridges: bridge TP 26(1951), bridge TP 27 (1952), and bridge TP 28 (1953). These tests provided data which could not have been accessed before.
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