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Implementation of Bridge Management and Maintenance Systems (BMMS) in Europe and the Far East

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This paper describes the DANBRO bridge management and maintenance system (BMMS) and the aspects of implementing the BMMS at bridge authorities.

The system provides a rational and systematic approach to organising and carrying out activities related to bridge management. It consists of:

  • A database system.

  • Three modules:

    • The inventory module.

    • The inspection and bearing capacity module.

    • The ranking and budgeting module.

  • Manuals for all activities.

The implementation of BMMS is illustrated by two case studies: the Danish State Railways (2500 bridges) and the Department of Highways in Thailand (10 000 bridges).

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Sorensen, A.B., Berthelsen, F. (1990). Implementation of Bridge Management and Maintenance Systems (BMMS) in Europe and the Far East. In: Harding, J.E., Parke, G.A.R., Ryall, M.J. (eds) Bridge Management. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7232-3_3

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