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bridge weigh-in-motion: a standalone construct

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estimating the weights of trucks crossing a bridge at highway speed from strain measurements on the bridge itself.

In structural engineering, bridge weigh-in-motion refers to estimating the weights of trucks crossing a bridge at highway speed from strain measurements on the bridge itself. This meaning comes from Moses (1979) in Transportation Engineering Journal of ASCE.[1]

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References

  1. Moses, F. (1979). Weigh-in-Motion System Using Instrumented Bridges. Transportation Engineering Journal of ASCE, 105(3), 233-249. https://doi.org/10.1061/tpejan.0000783

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