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Biswaranjan Bhatra

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STRENGTHENING OF 94 YEARS OLD TALAJA BRIDGE, GUJARAT

Analysing the 94-year-old RCC arch bridge for gravity loads and moving loads involves assessing its structural integrity and load-bearing capacity. Enhancing its durability and safety requires implementing strengthening techniques like adding external post-tensioning cables or installing carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP) and Arch ribs to reinforce critical sections. This project aims to use advanced structural analysis tools to simulate various load scenarios, identify weak points, and propose cost-effective strengthening solutions. By combining historical engineering data with modern techniques, we can extend the lifespan of this iconic bridge, ensuring its continued safety and functionality for generations to come.       


Report Content

ABOUT TALAJA BRIDGE

ARCHITECHTURAL PLAN

VISUAL INSPECTION

DAMAGE MAPPING

LOAD CONSIDERATION & APPLICATION

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS IN STAAD-PRO SOFTWARE

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS IN DIANA SOFTWARE

STRENGTHENING TECHNIQUES

RESULTS COMPARISON OF DISPLACEMENT, STRESS DISTRIBUTION DAIGRAM

CONCLUSION