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Focuses on bridge section design for transverse loads and the use of spacers.

Covers the design of arch bridge systems and wind forces recovery.

Explores the design of cable-stayed bridges, composite box bridges, and various static systems in bridge engineering.

Explores the design of bridges using different materials and spans to ensure stability.

Covers the construction details of steel beams in bridge design.

Covers the design of bridge structures, focusing on deformation, state of stress, and load-bearing systems.

Explores the influence of traffic loads and temperature changes on bridge structures.

Covers the design and construction of composite bridges using steel and concrete elements.

Covers the structural analysis of bridge design, focusing on self-weight, moment, compressive force, and interaction diagrams in reinforced concrete.

Covers the design of bridge cross sections and safety features.

Explores advanced design concepts for concrete bridges using precast elements to enhance efficiency and aesthetics.

Covers the design and construction of concrete bridges, focusing on integral bridges and potential problems.

Covers the design of prestressed reinforced concrete girder bridges and discusses structural safety criteria and historical perspectives.

Explores advanced concrete structures design, emphasizing optimization of precast elements and post-tensioning techniques.

Explores the design and construction of the Lorette Bridge and Quail Bridge, focusing on structural details and innovative methods.

Explores the design and construction of integral bridges, covering shroud sizing, stay cables, bridge ends, and potential issues.

Covers the stability of piles and systems, including design considerations for concrete bridge slabs.

Covers the design of bridge bearings and girders, retrofitting systems, and construction techniques.

Discusses the stresses in the arc, waterproofing, and safety devices of a bridge design course project.

Delves into the design and function of structural joints in steel and wood elements, showcasing historical examples of articulated bridges.