30 April - 02 May 2012, CQ Functions, Melbourne VIC
Register by 24th January 2012 and receive 2 for 1* offer!
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As the amount of vehicles increase across all types of transportation networks, combined with increased load capacity there is extra strain on new and existing bridge structures that provide the critical links for public transport systems and major import and export links. Through enhanced bridge engineering techniques and structural monitoring you can select the best bridge materials, the right bridge maintenance strategy and determine when bridge rehabilitation is the best approach vs. bridge replacement.
With many bridge structures edging towards their design life, increased use and load capacity, climate change effects and human error, it is imperative that bridges are designed with sustainability principles in place and an asset management plan that will increase the whole of life of the structure.
Bridges Australia 2012 has been developed as a value creation forum where knowledge, new ideas, best practice and real world learning experiences can be shared amongst bridge specialists. Providing sixteen Australian case studies highlighting specific challenges, techniques and methodologies used on new and existing Australian Bridge structures; you will be armed with the necessary tools to achieve your objectives across new build and existing bridges. This combined with the networking opportunities available makes this a must attend event!
As the condition of bridges deteriorate monitoring, inspection and maintenance become necessary aspects of ensuring maximum life of the structure and ultimately achieving the overall objectives of ensuring reliable, safe transportation systems. However, with limited budgets within each road authority it has become critical to prioritise projects by urgency and cost. Choosing the right materials for the right project will not only enhance the durability of the structure but can also reduce costs.
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