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Tianhao Fu edited this page Nov 26, 2025 · 5 revisions

In this Wiki, you will learn how to construct and analyze beam bridges. Toggle "Pages" on the right of the page to begin.

We do suggest you read the codes to get a more accurate understanding of the working principles behind these methods. In addition, if you are using the framework for a bridge that violates any of the assumptions we make, including that the reaction forces only exist on the very ends and all loads are point loads, you will have to read the raw codes and implement custom classes that inherit from the base classes we provide to override some hardcoded methods. An example is how to support custom reaction forces.

If you find our work helpful, please cite our design report.

@techreport{team602civ102,
    title = {CIV102 Bridge Project Design Report},
    author = {Chan, D. and Zhou, J. and Saxena, N. and Fu, T.},
    institution = {Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, University of Toronto},
    year = {2025},
    month = {November},
    type = {Course Project Report},
    course = {CIV102: Structures and Materials},
    note = {Team 602}
}

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