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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0067183 – TUC Wharf Access Bridge Replacement - $2,426,669 (U&U)
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N-1Application - CI C0067183 - TUC Wharf Access Bridge Replacement - Redacted 2 passages
Evaluation Methodology p. p. 5
Evaluation Methodology if NSPI is able to use the wharf for this of fuel in the fall, was to confirm the capacity of the existing structure. To do this, an S-Frame model of the superstructure was developed, and the results confirmed by han...

AI summary The evaluation methodology involves confirming the capacity of an existing structure through an S-Frame model and hand calculations, with modifications based on inspection findings. The analysis follows CSA S6-19, Section 14 (Evaluation), and dead loads are calculated and summarized in Table 1.

3.0 SITE VISIT p. p. 51
3.0 SITE VISIT The site visit was conducted on April 24th, 2024 by Chi Phung and Daniel del Castillo Buiza, P. Eng of Stantec. The purpose of this visit was to complete a visual investigation of the steel frame of the wharf's main platform...

AI summary A site visit was conducted on April 24, 2024, by Chi Phung and Daniel del Castillo Buiza of Stantec to assess the structural integrity of the steel frame of the access bridge. The investigation included visual inspection and ultrasonic testing to measure corrosion levels and verify documentation provided by NSPI.

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