Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
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Parapets<br />
* De<strong>for</strong>mation due to traffic colli sions<br />
* Cracks or breaks<br />
* Loose or missing screws, bolts and other parts<br />
* Support struts/posts satisfactorily anchored<br />
* End secti ons and transition/connection to guard rai Ds compl y<br />
with regulations<br />
* General cleaning<br />
* Operating satisfactorily<br />
* Pipes and sand traps are free of blockages and cleaned<br />
Water & Dra inage System<br />
Pipes & Ca bles<br />
Other Equipment<br />
* Leaks and moisture impact (water and sewage pipes.)<br />
* A special list will be produced <strong>for</strong> each bridge<br />
6.4 Major Inspection<br />
6.4.1 Scope<br />
The major inspection consists of a visual inspection o:fthe entire<br />
bridge structure above water except <strong>for</strong> major inspection of cables<br />
described in chapler 6.2. Whenever considered necessary measurements<br />
and material investigations should suppl ement the visual<br />
inspection and serve as a basis <strong>for</strong> evaluation of the fu. ture development<br />
of any observed defects. Reference is made I~ Tab le 7.1-1<br />
and Chapter 7.2 - 7.7.<br />
When great need <strong>for</strong> repair is di scovered during the m.ajor inspection<br />
or when the infonnation gathered is insufficient te decide<br />
what type, degree, consequence, extent or cause of daJl1age that<br />
has been observed, a special inspection mllst be triggered.<br />
Reference to chapter 6.7. Also refer to Figure 6.7- 1.<br />
In the report it should be stated what kind and amount of measurements<br />
and material in vestigations that are needed and <strong>for</strong> which<br />
elements they have 10 be perfonned.<br />
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