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Course Content
Weathering steel has been used in bridge construction since the 1930s- it has been used extensively in North America, Europe and Japan for over 55 years and over the last 10 years in New Zealand.
In Australia, the Berry to Bomaderry stretch of the Princes Highway on the NSW South Coast has seen two bridges constructed featuring long span trough girders manufactured from BlueScope’s weathering steel which is known as REDCOR® weathering steel. The value weathering steel can offer for bridge design internationally is echoed in the learnings from the NSW South Coast Princes Highway upgrades including key benefits in the constructability and maintenance solutions offered using BlueScope’s REDCOR® weathering steel as explored throughout this case study.
Course Outline
- Introduction
- The Project details
- Q and A
- Final Remarks
- Conclusion
Course Information
| Course ID | W-003 |
| Course Duration | 40 minutes |
| Passing Grade | No Quiz |
| Supplementary Material | N/A |
| Other Related Courses and Material | Economical Structural Steelwork – Design, Fabrication and Erection – ASI eLearning Design of Bolted Connections for Engineers – ASI eLearning (steel.org.au) Design of Welds and Welded Connections for Engineers Part 1 & 2 – ASI eLearning (steel.org.au) Fatigue Design of Steel Structures – ASI eLearning |