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all these codes of practice in this topic. Once again, this topic focuses on
finite element analysis of steel and steel-concrete composite bridges. There-
fore, the topic only highlights, as examples, the design rules specified in the
American Specifications [ 1.23-1.25 ] and Eurocode [ 1.27 , 1.28 ] . However,
the finite element modeling presented in this topic can be used to simulate
any bridge designed using any current code of practice used in any country.
Following the simulation of the investigated bridge, the design predictions
can be compared and assessed against finite element results.
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