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Reliability based live loads for structural assessment of bridges on heavy-haul railway lines
The highest live loads on railway lines are on dedicated freight corridors operated as heavy-haul lines. These lines carry high axle loads above 25 tonnes and total tonnage above 20 million tonnes per annum over distances greater than 150km. The South African iron ore line currently operates long tr...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2019
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