OPTIMAL DESIGN OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGES TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
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Reinforced concrete bridges, optimal design, environmental impact, sustainability, resource saving, sustainable development strength, durability, aggressive environment, heat and moisture regime.Abstract
This article investigates the design of reinforced concrete bridges considering environmental impact reduction and selecting constructively and economically optimal solutions. Based on the preliminary results of the dissertation, integration of ecological, economic, and technical criteria is presented. The findings aim to reduce resource consumption, lower the carbon footprint, and extend the service life of bridges.Downloads
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