BASIC TIMBER DESIGN CONCEPTS FOR BRIDGES
design application, the tabulated values are adjusted by modification factors to arrive at the allowable values used for each design. This ap proach produces more realistic design values for a specific situation. In general terms, the basic timber design sequence is as follows: 1. Compute load effects and select an initial member size and ...
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