Common use of Deflection Clause in Contracts

Deflection. The vertical movement occurring between the supports of a Bridge superstructure or its components (beams, girders, and slabs) that results from their own weight and from dead and live loads. Although all parts of a structure are subject to deflections, usually only those deflections that occur in the superstructure are of significance during construction.

Deflection. The vertical or horizontal movement occurring between the supports of a Bridge superstructure superstructure, guardrail, other structure, or its the components (beams, girders, and slabs) thereof that results from their own weight and from dead and live loads. Although all parts of a structure are subject to deflections, usually only those deflections that occur in the superstructure are of significance during construction.

Deflection. The vertical or horizontal movement occurring between the supports of a Bridge superstructure or its its, guardrail, other structure, or the components (beams, girders, and slabs) thereof that results from their own weight and from dead and live loads. Although all parts of a structure are subject to deflections, usually only those deflections that occur in the superstructure are of significance during construction.