Bridges are structures which form an integral part of infrastructure development projects. A bridge is built to span and pass over a river, road, rail or any other geological hurdle. It is used as a fast way to transit in areas of high traffic congestion. From road to rail, the function and the area in which a bridge is constructed decides its design. The course covers the step-by-step procedure required for the Analysis and Design of RCC and Steel Composite super structure, Substructure and Auxiliary components of bridge with detailing. This course deals with the different types of foundations like pile and well according to IRC. It also covers the design of cross drainage systems. This course deals with the various Execution and O&M aspects in detail based on the expertise from L&T.
Course Objectives
Online
5 Units
IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation
Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) of IIT Madras
and
L&T EduTech
₹5100 (inclusive of tax)
Students pursuing Diploma/ UG /PG Programs in Civil Engineering
Structural Analysis, Solid Mechanics, Design of Concrete Structures, Design of Steel Structures
24 hours
Yuvaraj P Senior Engineering Consultant- Bridges & Metros Dept, L&T Infrastructure Engineering Ltd.
A Chartered Structural Engineer (ISE, India) with over 11 years of extensive experience in designing infrastructure projects. Proficient in detailed engineering drawings, tender engineering, and detailing of various road bridges, railway bridges, and elevated corridor projects. Specializes in long-span bridges such as cable-stayed, extradosed, and balanced cantilever bridges, as well as speed rail and metro projects. Skilled in utilizing state-of-the-art structural design software and certified in common project management. Excels in project planning, management, and ensuring prompt deliverables with a focus on quality. Acts as the ISO Quality representative for the Bridges Department and is a Certified ISO Internal Quality Auditor.
Introduction to bridges – Types of bridges based on Material, Structural form, Usage, span and support, alignment and decks – Auxiliary components of bridges. Conceptual design based on planning, design and execution – Functional – Aesthetics – Inventory – different types of surveys – Investigations – Geometrical aspects as per IRC code
Loads due to Permanent loads – Prestressing loads – Live loads for Highway, Railway and Metro – Seismic – Thermal – Water Currents – Wind Forces – Accidental Loads – Creep & Shrinkage. Structural analysis methods – Hand computed methods – Grillage Analysis – Transverse Analysis – FEM Methods. Introduction to IRC Codal provisions – Ultimate and Serviceability Limit State Design – Prestressing systems – Cable profiling – End block design
Idealization and Grillage Analysis – Load Applications – ULS and SLS design. Composite plate girder bridge – Modelling – Design according to IRC– Introduction to Truss and Bow String Truss Bridges
Types of Substructure – Cantilever Pier – Portal Pier – Pier Cap – Bearings – Pedestals & Seismic restrainers. Types of Foundation – Geotechnical capacities – Open foundation - Pile foundation - Well foundation
Introduction to concept of Execution of Bridges – PSC I girder (Pre-& Post – Tensioned) – Truss Bridge – Balanced Cantilever Bridge – Segmental Bridge – Cable Stayed Bridge. Installation of Sensors for Service Stage – Periodic inspection methods – Periodic Maintenance-Replacement of bearings, expansion joints etc