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RIJEKA and ZAGREB CONNECTED by MOTORWAY Traffic Toll of dynamic dampers (shock-absorbers). A part of the columns have shallow foundations on WEST BRANCH OF THE ISTRIAN the rock, on slab foundations of thickness of 2.3 to three metres while the other columns, which are located on marshy grounds with the presence of underground water, have foundations EPSILON PROJECT with steel pilots of total length of 14,168 kilometres. The maximum length of a pilot is 65 metres. Sixteen pilots have been envisaged and installed per one pier. A cathode protection Construction is proceeding well has been carried out for the anti-corrosive protection of steel pilots. The construction project of the west branch of the Istrian Epsilon on the section Reinforced concrete piers of maximum heights of up to 40 metres were carried out in of the Adriatic motorway A9 from the Umag interchange to the Medaki (Vrsar) slipform in three metre long segments. Steel span frameworks were carried out on the interchange will be built in its first phase in semi-motorway standard. Works in right and left side on prepared plateaus behind the supports. The span framework was the 1B phase are divided into three sub-phases and include: joined in the middle by a system of pushing from both sides of the bridge. Every week Phase 1B1 section: interchange Nova Vas Medaki l= 29.75 km around 60 metres of span carrier were pushed in such way. The span frame consists of Phase 1B2-1 section: Buje Umag l= 5.95 km two longitudinal steel carriers of constant height at a span of 5.50 metres, which have Phase 1B3 section: Vodnjan Pula l= 12.95 km been prestressed with a concrete bridge deck of 25 centimetres in thickness and transversal Overview of works completed so far carriers. Designed as a continued carrier over 22 segments, 1,354.86 metres long, the Complete project documentation (Detailed Designs) and the administrative and viaduct has been placed at a horizontal and vertical curve, and it is evident from this fact legal procedures related to the issuance of a construction permit, as well as that, while packing in the steel construction, the contractor had to solve a number of issuance for phase 1B were agreed upon with IGH from Zagreb, which also problems so that both sides could join together exactly in the middle of the structure. A HRVATSKA UDRUGA KONCESIONARA ZA AUTOCESTE S NAPLATOM CESTARINE managed and co-ordinated the drawing up of plans, while the procedure itself closed drainage system will be built in on the viaduct. Drainage on the roadway is being for acquiring construction permits was carried out by the UCKA KONZALTING carried out by sideway (lateral) open canals, constructed into the profile of the curb lane. CROATIAN ASSOCIATION OF TOLL MOTORWAYS CONCESSIONAIRES company from Pazin. Individual sections were designed and are still being designed by the following design offices: section: interchange Medaki Baderna PB Palmoticeva 45 Traffic Bilten 2. / 2004 section: Baderna - Vinjan PB Palmoticeva 45 section: Vinjan Nova Vas IPZ from Zagreb section: Most MIRNA GF from Zagreb From 01.01.2004 to 30.06.2004 section: Nova Vas Buje (constructed) IPZ from Zagreb A 35-YEAR OLD STORY: RIJEKA AND ZAGREB CONNECTED BY MOTORWAY section: Buje - Umag Rijekaprojekt section: Vodnjan Pula IGH Zagreb Company Light vehicles Heavy vehicles Overall Of the total of 146.5 kilometres of the new motorway connecting Zagreb and Rijeka, 90 kilometres are a Construction works on the Nova Vas Medaki section began on May 12, 2003, st nd rd th while works on the Umag Buje section started a year later, on May 3, 2004. The (1 and 2 category) (3 and 4 category) complete motorway, while 56.5 kilometres are in the profile of a semi-motorway. following table shows the progress of construction works carried out so far: HAC 10.399.535 1.669.369 12.068.904 Sections: Nova Vas - Vinjan - Baderna - Umag - By constructing and opening for traffic the the Hambariste, Zeceve Drage, Works Vinjan Baderna Medaki Buje Vrbovsko-Bosiljevo section on June 23, 2004, the Osojnik and Severinske Drage ARZ 4.467.990 800.845 5.268.835 Autocesta Rijeka-Zagreb d.d. company ended a viaducts. The overall length of Soil works and 95% 91% 73% 60% 35-year old story the first phase of construction these structures is 3.9 kilometres drainage works BINA ISTRA 1.030.047 182.465 1.212.512 of the Rijeka-Zagreb motorway was completed. which makes up for 29 percent Tampon layer: 10% - - - Of the total of 146.5 kilometres of the new of the length of the total section. Facilities: 100% 100% 100% 55% OVERALL 15.897.572 2.652.679 18.550.251 motorway connecting Zagreb and Rijeka, 90 On the entire motorway between The chief contractor is carrying out diversion of local and national roads, which kilometres are a complete motorway, while 56.5 Rijeka and Zagreb as many as cross the main route, so 50 percent of road intersections have been reopened kilometres are in the profile of a semi-motorway, thirteen tunnels have been for traffic. All other bridges are completed construction-wise. so the two cities are connected by a mere 80- constructed (a total of 10,550 Chief contractor: BOUYGUES TP Branch office in Croatia From 1.1.2004 to 30.6.2004 HAC BINA-ISTRA ARZ CROATIA minute drive. Sub-contractor for structures: VIADUKT d.d. and ISTARSKE AUTOCESTE metres in length). Five bridges Sub-contractor for drainage: STRABAG d.o.o., ISKOP d.o.o. The construction of the Rijeka-Zagreb motorway (a total of 1,458 metres in leng- Average daily traffic started at the beginning of the 1970's when the th), 24 viaducts (a total of 9,886 Mirna viaduct a construction site 5.435 5.660 24.54935.644 within a construction site LIGHT VEHICLES first fifty kilometres were constructed, and 10.5 metres in length), 45 underpas- kilometres of the motorway between Rijeka and ses and 26 overpasses. Thirteen The Mirna viaduct is located on the future Average daily traffic route of the Adriatic motorway A9 on the Nova 905 1.003 4.400 6.308 Kikovica were opened for traffic in 1971, while interchanges have been cons- Vas Visnjan section where it carries the road HEAVY VEHICLES 39 kilometres of the motorway between Zagreb tructed between Rijeka and over the valley and waterbed of the Mirna river. and Karlovac were opened for traffic in 1972. At Zagreb, making it possible for The project has envisaged the viaduct, as part Average daily traffic the beginning of the 1980s, more precisely, in the inclusion of traffic onto and of the western branch of the Istrian Epsilon, 6.340 6.663 28.949 41.952 1982, a 7.25-kilometre semi-motorway section off the motorway. The overall to be exclusively in the function of vehicle LV + HV traffic, so pedestrian pathways are not being connecting Kikovica and Ostrovica was opened Bosiljevo-Vrbovsko section, which was opened value of the motorway constructed so far is six constructed. The viaduct is the most complex for traffic. A full fifteen years had to pass to for traffic on June 23 this year. The loans were million kuna. facility on the entire section of the west Istrian continue works on this project. Only in the agreed upon at especially favourable conditions, ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION epsilon branch, and as such it represents a Toll revenues (without VAT) independent Croatia at the beginning of the with an 18 and 20-year maturity time, a grace The motorway was designed and constructed construction site within a construction site. EUR 1 = 7,6 kuna 1990s, some thirty kilometres of a semi-motorway period of five years and at about 2.3 percent The viaduct project is significantly determined connecting Ostrovica and Kupjak were opened annual interest rate. in accordance with the highest ecological by the need to reduce the overall mass of the standards: for traffic. In this way, a total of 87 kilometres of The last Vrbovsko-Bosiljevo section is 13.89 bridge to minimum due to exceptionally From 1.1.2004 - to 30.6.2004 % motorways and semi-motorways had been - water protection was solved with a closed, unfavourable foundation conditions, and at kilometres long and has six important structures: controlled and impermeable sewage system; the same time, the span between columns constructed, while some 60 kilometres were left the Rozman Brdo and Veliki Glozac tunnels and were increased to maximum so that the number Company kuna EUR (04/03) to be constructed between Kupjak and Karlovac. of piers and foundations could be reduced. By decision of the Government of the Republic of Following calculations and analyses that had Croatia in December 1997, a joint stock company been made, the agreed height of spans was HAC 340.487.211 44.800.948 +30 66.5 metres, while the final layout was a result called Autocesta Rijeka-Zagreb was established of taking into account of all conditions regarding the foundations and geometrical ARZ 141.724.40918.254.958 + 33 to operate the constructed sections of the conditions (rivers, canals, road). The lower structure consists of two abutment piers motorway, but also to ensure financial resources and 21 concrete piles in the shape of the letter H. BINA ISTRA 39.412.205 5.185.817 +17 for the construction of the remaining 60 kilometres According to the envisaged dynamics of the carrying out of works, 80 percent between Kupjak and Karlovac. During the first of the viaduct has been completed, which means that all of the piers with several years since its establishment, the company accompanying pilots have been completed, as has the complete steel span OVERALL 521.623.825 68.241.723 + 27 had mostly depended on the Croatian government construction and 50 percent of reinforced prestressed pressurised concrete deck budget and loans from domestic and foreign of the bridge.
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