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Research on Concrete Bridges Load-Bearing Capacity

Sector: Cement • Location: Herning, Denmark

Source: Highways Today

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PhD student Thomas Westergaard Jensen is conducting research on the load-bearing capacity of concrete bridges. The preliminary findings suggest that the bridges are stronger than previously assumed, which could lead to saving time and money for society. The research involves full-scale load capacity tests on concrete bridges scheduled for demolition.

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The project “Research on Concrete Bridges Load-Bearing Capacity” is an infrastructure initiative in the Cement sector, located in Herning, Denmark. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Highways Today.

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PhD student Thomas Westergaard Jensen is conducting research on the load-bearing capacity of concrete bridges. The preliminary findings suggest that the bridges are stronger than previously assumed, which could lead to saving time and money for society. The research involves full-scale load capacity tests on concrete bridges scheduled for demolition.

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