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This seminar report discusses the design of bridges. It covers important topics like bridge design process, bridge design philosophy, and carefully planning and designing bridges before construction. Bridges are important structures in transportation networks and act as lifelines, playing an important role in economies, politics, culture, and national defense. The design of medium and large span bridges in particular requires careful consideration. The report is divided into multiple chapters that cover aspects of bridge design like previously developed rainfall simulators, the Norton simulator, important simulator characteristics, testing, nozzle choice, drop size tests, final dimensions, conclusions, and goals achieved.

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Seminar Report 1st Part

This seminar report discusses the design of bridges. It covers important topics like bridge design process, bridge design philosophy, and carefully planning and designing bridges before construction. Bridges are important structures in transportation networks and act as lifelines, playing an important role in economies, politics, culture, and national defense. The design of medium and large span bridges in particular requires careful consideration. The report is divided into multiple chapters that cover aspects of bridge design like previously developed rainfall simulators, the Norton simulator, important simulator characteristics, testing, nozzle choice, drop size tests, final dimensions, conclusions, and goals achieved.

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SEMINAR REPORT

ON

DESIGN OF BRIDGES

A report submitted for the partial fulfillment for the award of

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering


By

PURUSHOTHAM S P
4NI17CV073

Department of Civil Engineering

The National Institute of Engineering


(Autonomous under VTU, Belgaum)
Mysuru – 570008

Course code: CV0105

Academic Year: 2019-2020


I
CERTIFICATE

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING

Certified that the SEMINAR on “DESIGN OF BRIDGES” is a bonafied work carried out by
PURUSHOTHAM S P bearing USN: 4NI17CV073 , in partial fulfillment for the award of
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering. The seminar report has been approved
and satisfies the academic requirements with respect to seminar prescribed for the
Bachelor of Engineering Degree.

Date:
Place: Mysuru

Dr. DARSHAN C SEKHAR Dr. K.C. MANJUNATH


Professor and Seminar Advisor Professor and Head
Department of Civil Engineering Department of Civil Engineering

Examiners:

Sl
No. Name Signature

1.

2.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

II
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and regards to my seminar supervisor,
Dr. Darshan C Sekhar , Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, NIE for his
consistent support and guidance.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. K.C. MANJUNATH, Professor and
Head, Department of Civil Engineering, NIE for providing us this platform.

I also thank all the Faculties of Civil Engineering Department and my batch mates
for their support and coordination.

III
ABSTRACT

The bridge structures are important component in highway, railway, and urban
road and play important roles in economy, politics, culture, as well as national
defense. Especially for medium span and larger span bridges, they are generally
served as “lifeline” engineering due to their vital functions in the transportation
network. Therefore, the bridge structures should be carefully planned and designed
before the construction. The bridge design process, bridge design philosophy will
be discussed in this chapter.

IV
CONTENTS

Details page no

Title page.............................................................................................................................. I

Certificate ........................................................................................................................... II

Acknowledgment .............................................................................................................. III

Abstract ............................................................................................................................. IV

Contents ............................................................................................................................ V

Chapter 1: Introduction ................................................................................... 1

Chapter 2: Previously Developed Rainfall Simulators……………........................ 2

Chapter 3: The Norton Simulator........................................................................ 3

Chapter 4: IMPORTANT SIMULATOR CHARACTERISTICS.............................. 5

Chapter 5 : TESTING……………………………………………………........................ 6

Chapter 6: Nozzle choice………….................................................................. 6-7

Chapter 7 : Drop Size Test................................................................................. 8

Chapter 8: Final Dimensions …........................................................................ 9

Chapter 9: CONCLUSIONS AND FINAL DESIGN.............................................. 10

Chapter 10: Goals Achieved ........................................................................... 11

References ..................................................................................................... 12

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