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Main Authors: Ryjáček, Pavel, Golubiatnikov, Kirill, Simon, Ondřej, Ládyš, Libor, Ládyš, Martin, Červenka, Ondřej, Klokočník, Petr
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17109
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author Ryjáček, Pavel
Golubiatnikov, Kirill
Simon, Ondřej
Ládyš, Libor
Ládyš, Martin
Červenka, Ondřej
Klokočník, Petr
author_facet Ryjáček, Pavel
Golubiatnikov, Kirill
Simon, Ondřej
Ládyš, Libor
Ládyš, Martin
Červenka, Ondřej
Klokočník, Petr
contents The aim of the paper is to provide information on a newly developed design methodology for the evaluation of bridge expansion joints with respect to their noise emission and overall technical condition. The methodology also gives recommendations for operational non-destructive measurements of the condition of bridge gates using a crossing laser sensors, CPX sensors or the necessary technical equipment and the method of collecting, processing and evaluating the measured data. The method can easily scan and evaluate geometry and/or noise emission of extensive number of joints by passing them without traffic interruption. The aim is to establish a methodology for comparing the noise and condition of bridge expansion joints in the road network, both over time (monitoring long-term trends in noise emission and degradation) and comparing different states and different types of bridge closures between each other.
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spellingShingle The non-contact assessment of the bridge expansion joint
Ryjáček, Pavel
Golubiatnikov, Kirill
Simon, Ondřej
Ládyš, Libor
Ládyš, Martin
Červenka, Ondřej
Klokočník, Petr
Computational Physics
The aim of the paper is to provide information on a newly developed design methodology for the evaluation of bridge expansion joints with respect to their noise emission and overall technical condition. The methodology also gives recommendations for operational non-destructive measurements of the condition of bridge gates using a crossing laser sensors, CPX sensors or the necessary technical equipment and the method of collecting, processing and evaluating the measured data. The method can easily scan and evaluate geometry and/or noise emission of extensive number of joints by passing them without traffic interruption. The aim is to establish a methodology for comparing the noise and condition of bridge expansion joints in the road network, both over time (monitoring long-term trends in noise emission and degradation) and comparing different states and different types of bridge closures between each other.
title The non-contact assessment of the bridge expansion joint
topic Computational Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17109