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PENILAIAN KINERJA JEMBATAN DENGAN ANALISIS INTERAKSI ANTAR ELEMEN

Abstrak

Generally. all bridge components are physically linked and each functions as specific in a structural context. Because of these relations, if one is not functioning as planned, then it could reduce the bridge perfonnance by affecting directly to bridge performance or indirectly to the other components, i.e. accelerating and/or increasing the deterioration process. ln this research, it can be known the correlation or interactions among these component, the strength of the connections between those elements in assessing the bridge performance (Bridge Condition Index) can also be calculated. The correlation of each of the bridge elements used for initial analysis can assist in determining the elements concerned to be inspected in detail.A study is also done on the inspection of bridge performance based on the performance phenomenon between components to determine the performance contribution of each element tmvards the bridge performance as a u'hole. The analysis is done with the probability method, the correlation, and nudtiple regression analysis to obtain the element condition or deterioration of each bridge component and the contributions of each elements towards total bridge performance. The analysis of the contribution of each element and correlation are expected to be used to support the policy strategy and to improve the system in assessing bridge performance through System Manajemen Jembatan (Bridge Management System/BMS) Bina Marga in Indonesia.

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Volume_9_No_2_Sep_2016_6.pdf

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Detail

Jenis
Artikel jurnal
Terbit di
Jurnal Techno-Socio Ekonomika Universitas Sangga Buana YPKP
Volume / Nomor
Vol. Vol. 9 No. 2
Halaman
109–209
Penerbit
Universitas Sangga Buana YPKP
Status publikasi
Sudah terbit
ISSN
1979-4835
Bahasa
Indonesia
Disetor oleh
Admin Repositori · terbit di repositori 09 Jan 2020
URI
https://repo.xbbh.net/items/343