Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
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Procedures<br />
Scope<br />
Equipment<br />
The thi ck ness of the wearing surface may vary in a crosswise<br />
direction <strong>for</strong> bridges on a bend.<br />
Acceptance Inspection<br />
A minimum of three sets of measurements must be taken along the<br />
centre line as we ll as along each side of the bridge at 100 metre<br />
gaps. At least four sets of measurements should be carried out per<br />
bridge.<br />
Measuring the thi ckness of concrete wearing surfaces should be<br />
conducted as <strong>for</strong> locating rein<strong>for</strong>cement elements (See Chapter<br />
7.3.1: Locating Rein<strong>for</strong>cement Elements - Measuring Cover).<br />
Other <strong>Inspections</strong><br />
The need fo r taking measurements should be assessed in connection<br />
with the visual inspection. The scope of the measurements<br />
should be the same as <strong>for</strong> a completion survey.<br />
* Fo lding rul e<br />
* Drill<br />
* Ma terial to refi ll holes<br />
Figure 7.2-2: Measurillg Track Wear<br />
Purpose<br />
7.2.4 Measuring of Ruts<br />
To measure the depth of wear in the tracks created by studded<br />
lyres in the wearing surface.<br />
Reference is made to rel evant procedures.<br />
Scope<br />
Acceptance Inspection<br />
The measurement of track wear is not relevant.<br />
Equipment<br />
Other inspections<br />
When track wear indicates a need <strong>for</strong> taking measurements, measurements<br />
should be made in a minimum of two sections of tile<br />
bridge - one wi th minimal, the other with maximum wear - lIsing a<br />
straightedge. For long bridges over 200 metres, measurements are<br />
to be taken in one section <strong>for</strong> every 100 metres. The depth of the<br />
wear should be recorded crosswise every 250 metres.