Bridge Serviceability is a structural performance criterion that belongs to the class of serviceability limit states in bridge engineering, differentiating itself by specifically addressing the ability of a bridge to function safely and comfortably under normal operational conditions without excessive deflection, vibration, or cracking.
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Condition Assessment for Bridge Management
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