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Modjeski and Masters, has long provided a wide range of bridge engineering services to the railroad industry. We have regularly performed bridge engineering services for each of the Class I railroads in the United States and Canada, for numerous Short Lines and Terminal Companies, and for AMTRAK.
In addition to bridge design, rehabilitation, rating and inspection, and evaluation of bridges through instrumentation and analysis, we offer several special programs and instructional course development.
We have a long history of involvement in the continued development and revision of the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association (AREMA) Manual for Railway Engineering.
Bridge Engineering Services available include:
Bridge Design
New fixed and movable bridges
Rehabilitation of existing bridges
Bridge strengthening
Open-to-ballast deck conversion
On-site emergency repair detailing
Contract Plans in MicroStation or AutoCadd
Bridge Ratings
Normal and maximum capacity
ratings
As-built and as-is ratings
Fatigue ratings
Special loading evaluations for passing heavy cars
Evaluation for future loadings
Damaged bridges for emergency passage
Inspection
Resident monitoring of
construction
Existing bridge conditions - safety and/or maintenance
Underwater inspections with trained divers
Database systems for prioritized maintenance
Emergency response to damages
NDT testing, strain gauging
Special Programs
Timber bridge rating based on
type of defects found Seismic analysis/seismic retrofit
Remaining Service Fatigue Life determination
Analysis of marine vessel impact with bridge piers
Review of public works projects for railroads, designed by others
Instruction
Bridge Inspection Seminars/Short
Course
AREMA Bridge Loading Course
Movable Bridge Familiarization/Inspection Course
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