Post Seismic Bridge Inspection: Bearings Evaluation

Post Seismic Bridge Inspection: Bearings Evaluation
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This inspection involves assessing various components of a bridge to ensure structural integrity post-seismic activity. The focus is on checking bearings for issues like broken keeper bolts, tilted rockers, and cracked concrete under bearing pads. Steel rocker and pin bearings are inspected for potential problems, including spalling of concrete and moderate seat cracking. Evaluation also covers hinge seat spalling and missing/toppled rocker bearings. Images provide visual examples of these bearing issues.

  • Bridge Inspection
  • Bearings Evaluation
  • Seismic Activity
  • Structural Integrity

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  1. Post Seismic Bridge Inspection Check Bearings Check Bearings

  2. 10 Steps of Assessment 10 Steps of Assessment 1. Check Approaches 2. Check Rails 3. Check Expansion Joints 4. Check Wingwalls 5. Check Abutments 6. Check Bearings 7. Check Girders 8. Check Soffit and Deck 9. Check Bents or Columns 10. Check Caps

  3. Sixth Part Sixth Part Bearings Bearings Check Approaches 2. Check Rails 3. Check Expansion Joints 4. Check Wingwalls 5. Check Abutments 6. Check Bearings 7. Check Girders 8. Check Soffit and Deck 9. Check Bents or Columns 10. Check Caps 1.

  4. 6. Bearings 6. Bearings 2. 1. 2. 3 . 4 . 5 6 . . 6. Bearings broken keeper bolts, tilted rockers, cracked concrete under bearing pads

  5. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Steel Rocker Bearings Steel Rocker Bearings Tilted Rocker Bearing

  6. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Steel Bearings Steel Bearings Cracking under Masonry Plate

  7. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Steel Pin Bearings Steel Pin Bearings Minor Spalling of Concrete

  8. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Steel Pin Bearings Steel Pin Bearings Moderate Girder Seat Cracking and Spalling

  9. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Bearings at Hinge Seats Bearings at Hinge Seats Significant Hinge Seat Edge Spalling / Hinge Still Sound

  10. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Rocker Bearing Rocker Bearing Missing/Toppled Bearing Rocker/Span on Blocks

  11. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Rocker Bearings Rocker Bearings Failed Rocker Bearing / Damaged Bottom Flange

  12. Exercise Exercise Fill out forms for the last bridge

  13. STATE OF CALIFORNIA SAFETY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM BRIDGE Assessment Report No. _________

  14. Assessment Report # _________

  15. Assessment Report # _____________

  16. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) All Bearings All Bearings Bearings Failed and Cannot Confirm Load Path

  17. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Steel Pin Bearing and Others Steel Pin Bearing and Others Substantial Girder End Spalling above Bearing

  18. 6. Bearings (contd) 6. Bearings (cont d) Seat Loss Seat Loss Girder End Spalling & Loss of Seat

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