Cart empty

 
Fast, Easy and Affordable PDH Continuing Education for Engineers!

Our Amazing Sales & Support: 888-398-8540

Bridge Sub-Superstructure Inspection - 3 PDH

Email
This is an introduction to the factors to consider in inspection of bridge superstructures and substructures. This course will help you to address a variety of bridge maintenance issues.
No image set
$11.95
Download

Bridge Sub-Superstructure Inspection - 3 PDH Engineering Continuing Education PDH

bridge_sub-superstructure_inspection_3_pdh_fe_na.pdf
Price: No additional charge

Manufacturer: Guyer

Course Introduction
This is an introduction to the factors to consider in inspection of bridge superstructures and substructures.

Course Summary
This course will help you to address a variety of bridge maintenance issues.

Course Description
The inspection of bridge substructure and superstructure components are discussed in this course. The course presents a detailed, systematic guide to the inspection of each bridge component. The guidelines provided can be used to help recognize, describe, and assess problems with the various components, particularly fracture critical members (FCM).

Course Outline

Substructures
1. INTRODUCTION
2. ABUTMENTS
3. RETAINING WALLS
4. PIERS AND BENTS
5. PILE BENTS
6. DOLPHINS AND FENDERS
Superstructures
7. CONCRETE BEAMS AND GIRDERS
8. STEEL BEAMS AND GIRDERS
9. PIN AND HANGER CONNECTIONS
10. FLOOR SYSTEMS
11. DIAPHRAGMS AND CROSS FRAMES
12. TRUSSES
13. LATERAL BRACING PORTALS AND SWAY FRAMES
14. TIED ARCHES
15. METAL BEARINGS
16. ELASTOMERIC BEARINGS
17. DECKS
18. EXPANSION JOINTS
19. RAILINGS, SIDEWALKS, AND CURBS
20. APPROACHES
21. BRIDGE DRAINAGE

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course you will:

Learn how to check for scour or erosion around the abutment and for evidence of any movement (sliding, rotation, etc.) or settlement;

  • Learn how to check piers or bents for erosion or undermining of the foundation by scour and for exposed piles;
  • Learn the importance of checking steel piers and bents for corrosion (rust, especially at joints and splices) including bolt heads, rivet heads, and nuts which are very vulnerable to rust, especially if located underwater or in the base of a column;
  • Learn techniques for checking timber piles, caps, and bracing including presence of decay; and
  • Find the best ways to inspect dolphins and fenders.


Intended Audience

This course is intended for civil engineers and other design and maintenance professionals wanting an introduction to the fundamental of bridges inspection.
Benefit for Attendee
This course will give civil engineers and bridge maintenance managers an introduction to fundamentals of bridge inspection.

Reviews

There are yet no reviews for this product.

Login Form

After logging in you will stay logged in for 6 hours. If you encounter any page asking you to login during that time please use the ctrl+refresh trick we explain below the login form to see the actual page. :-)

If you see "invalid token" please hold down ctrl on your keyboard and click the refresh button (an arrow going in a circle two buttons to the right of your "back" button).

 
Thank you very much. Appreciate your prompt response. Have a great day.
Linda
 
Thank you. I finish a test when I am in a flight for a business trip so when I log in to your website, I can enter all answers.
Mike
 
Wow, an email from a real person and not a pre-written response.  That is very refreshing.  I will be sure to recommend this site to others in my field!
Sharon
 
 
Our PDH is currently accepted in: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY