Infrastructure Managers works every day according to some kind of Quality Control Plan (QCP) in order to ensure a desired quality with minimum traffic interruption balancing cost, risks (implicit or explicit) and performance. These QCPs varies significantly among European countries, which urges the establishment of a common European guideline. COST TU1406 Working Group 3 has the aim of providing a detailed explanation of the steps towards the establishment of a QCP. The approach is generic and evaluates performance values with due attention to: 1) Structure and its constitutive element incl. background material such as birth certificates, 2) Time-dependent Performance Indicators (PI) from observations (e.g. spalling) with due reference to the underlying deterioration processes (e.g. alkali-silica reaction) and 3) Related Key Performance Indicators (KPI) based on the Dutch risk-driven maintenance concept RAMSSHE€P, ref. [1]. This paper outline QCP's for concrete girder and frame bridges....
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AU - Linneberg, Poul
AU - Mašović, Snežana
AU - Hajdin, Rade
PY - 2017
UR - https://grafar.grf.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/2225
AB - Infrastructure Managers works every day according to some kind of Quality Control Plan (QCP) in order to ensure a desired quality with minimum traffic interruption balancing cost, risks (implicit or explicit) and performance. These QCPs varies significantly among European countries, which urges the establishment of a common European guideline. COST TU1406 Working Group 3 has the aim of providing a detailed explanation of the steps towards the establishment of a QCP. The approach is generic and evaluates performance values with due attention to: 1) Structure and its constitutive element incl. background material such as birth certificates, 2) Time-dependent Performance Indicators (PI) from observations (e.g. spalling) with due reference to the underlying deterioration processes (e.g. alkali-silica reaction) and 3) Related Key Performance Indicators (KPI) based on the Dutch risk-driven maintenance concept RAMSSHE€P, ref. [1]. This paper outline QCP's for concrete girder and frame bridges.
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T1 - Quality Control Plans for Girder and Frame Bridges
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abstract = "Infrastructure Managers works every day according to some kind of Quality Control Plan (QCP) in order to ensure a desired quality with minimum traffic interruption balancing cost, risks (implicit or explicit) and performance. These QCPs varies significantly among European countries, which urges the establishment of a common European guideline. COST TU1406 Working Group 3 has the aim of providing a detailed explanation of the steps towards the establishment of a QCP. The approach is generic and evaluates performance values with due attention to: 1) Structure and its constitutive element incl. background material such as birth certificates, 2) Time-dependent Performance Indicators (PI) from observations (e.g. spalling) with due reference to the underlying deterioration processes (e.g. alkali-silica reaction) and 3) Related Key Performance Indicators (KPI) based on the Dutch risk-driven maintenance concept RAMSSHE€P, ref. [1]. This paper outline QCP's for concrete girder and frame bridges.",
journal = "IABSE Symposium 2017, Engineering the Future, Vancouver, Canada, IABSE Symposium Report",
title = "Quality Control Plans for Girder and Frame Bridges",
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Linneberg, P., Mašović, S.,& Hajdin, R. (2017). Quality Control Plans for Girder and Frame Bridges.
IABSE Symposium 2017, Engineering the Future, Vancouver, Canada, IABSE Symposium Report, 109, 2659-.2666.
Linneberg P, Mašović S, Hajdin R. Quality Control Plans for Girder and Frame Bridges. IABSE Symposium 2017, Engineering the Future, Vancouver, Canada, IABSE Symposium Report. 2017;109:2659-.2666
Linneberg Poul, Mašović Snežana, Hajdin Rade, "Quality Control Plans for Girder and Frame Bridges" IABSE Symposium 2017, Engineering the Future, Vancouver, Canada, IABSE Symposium Report, 109 (2017):2659-.2666
