Inspection and repair of the M56 Thorley Lane post-tensioned bridge

Author: T.J. Lee

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6 March 2001

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Inspection and repair of the M56 Thorley Lane post-tensioned bridge

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T.J. Lee

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 79, Issue 5, 2001, Page(s) 24-27

Date published

6 March 2001

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T.J. Lee

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 79, Issue 5, 2001, Page(s) 24-27

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In November 1996, Thorley Lane Bridge, which is part of the Area 15 Greater Manchester bridge stock, was inspected under a Highways Agency programme by the maintaining agent, Parkman. This paper discusses the subsequent repairs carried out as a direct result of that investigation.

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