Bottom flange is the lower horizontal structural element of a bridge girder that resists compressive forces and provides stability.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Bottom Flange.
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The bottom flange primarily resists compressive forces during positive bending moments, working with the web and top flange to maintain structural stability and distribute loads across the bridge span.
Bottom flanges are typically welded to the web using full-penetration groove welds or connected with high-strength bolts in splice connections, following AWS D1.5 or EN ISO 5817 standards for bridge welding.
Visual inspection for defects, ultrasonic testing for weld quality, dimensional verification per design drawings, and coating thickness measurement for corrosion protection systems.
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