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Bridge Rail End and Curb with Thrie Beam Transition
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Can you review the attached detail an comment on the placement of the curb and the geometry of the vertical end section with respect to the approach transition?
System Performance Evaluation
System Types
Approach Guardrail Transitions (AGTs)
Applications
System Features
Date
January 22, 2014
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Attachment
14b22.pdf
Attachment
3012.pdf
Attachment
MGS transition curbv1`.pdf
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1. With respect to the placement of the curb, that system was designed with the curb located with the toe of the curb flush with the backside of the thrie beam. This would be consistent with the schematic you sent.
2. The second issue we discussed was the use of a vertical end section and the need for a tapered corner on the vertical end. We received FHWA approval for the vertical end section with a tapered corner from FHWA and would recommend that the tapered corner be included in the parapet designs if possible. See attached.
Let me know if that addressed your questions.
Date
January 22, 2014
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Attachment
b-47.pdf
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b-47a.pdf
Attachment
b47b.pdf
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