Cable-Stayed Bridges (Schrägseilbrücken)

Cable-Stayed Bridges (Schrägseilbrücken)

Cable-Stayed Bridges (Schrägseilbrücken) 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 1 Common aspects Suspension bridges Overview Structural Response Cable-stayed bridges Conceptual Design Construction 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 2 Cable-supported bridges Cable-stayed bridges – Overview 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 3 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview Forth Rail Bridge Construction: 1882 – 1890 (73 lives lost) Total length = 2’467 m Longest span = 520 m Width = 9.8 … 37 m Height = 110 m Forth Road Bridge Construction: 1958 – 1964 (7 lives lost) Total length = 2’512 m Longest span = 1’006 m Queensferry Crossing Width = 33 m Construction: 2011 – 2017 Height = 156 m (1 life lost) Total length = 2’700 m Longest span = 650 m Width = 40 m Height = 207 m 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 4 Cable-supported bridges Cable-stayed bridges – Overview Definition and Classification 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 5 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Lérez River Bridge in Pontevedra, Spain, 1995. Carlos Fernandez Casado, S.L. 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 6 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Alamillo Bridge, Sevilla, Spain, 1992. Santiago Calatrava 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 7 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Haiwen Bridge, China, 2019 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 8 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Arthur Ravenel Jr. (Cooper River) Bridge, SC, USA, 2005. Parsons Brinkerhoff Quade & Douglas 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 9 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Lake Maracaibo Bridge (Puente General-Rafael-Urdaneta), Venezuela, 1962. Riccardo Morandi 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 10 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Rion Antirion (Charilaos Trikoupis) Bridge, Greece, 2004. Jacques Combault 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 11 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Ting Kau Bridge, Hong Kong, 1997. Sclaich Bergermann Partner 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 12 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Queensferry Crossing, Queensferry, UK, 2017. Jacobs / Arup 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 13 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Span Arrangement: • Single Span • Two Span • Three Span (standard) • Multi Span Mersey Gateway Bridge, Cheshire, UK, 2017. COWI / FHECOR 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 14 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Arrangement: • Fan • Harp • Hybrid (Semi-Fan) Ed Hendler Bridge, Pasco/Kennewick, WA, USA, 1978. Arvid Grant & Associates / Leonhardt & Andrä 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 15 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Arrangement: • Fan • Harp • Hybrid (Semi-Fan) Øresund Bridge, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2000. COWI 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 16 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Arrangement: • Fan • Harp • Hybrid (Semi-Fan) Brotonne Bridge, Normandy, France, 1977. Jean Muller 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 17 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Planes: • Single Plane • Two Vertical Planes • Two Inclined Planes • Multiple Vertical Planes • Multiple Inclined Planes Puente Centerario (Panama Canal Second Crossing), Panama, 2004. TYLI / LAP 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 18 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Planes: • Single Plane • Two Vertical Planes • Two Inclined Planes • Multiple Vertical Planes • Multiple Inclined Planes Sidney Lanier Bridge, Brunswick, GA, USA, 2003. TYLI 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 19 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Planes: • Single Plane • Two Vertical Planes • Two Inclined Planes • Multiple Vertical Planes • Multiple Inclined Planes Tatara Bridge, Hiroshima, Japan, 1999. Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Authority 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 20 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Planes: • Single Plane • Two Vertical Planes • Two Inclined Planes • Multiple Vertical Planes • Multiple Inclined Planes Pitt River Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2009. IBT 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 21 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Stay Cable Planes: • Single Plane • Two Vertical Planes • Two Inclined Planes • Multiple Vertical Planes • Multiple Inclined Planes Port Mann Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2012. TYLI / IBT 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 22 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Tampa, FL, USA, 1987. Figg & Muller 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 23 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Sidney Lanier Bridge, Brunswick, GA, USA, 2003. TYLI JJ Audubon Bridge, LA, USA, 2011. Buckland & Taylor, Ltd. 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 24 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Second Meiko Nishi Bridge, Nagoya, Japan, 1997 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 25 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Arthur Ravenel Jr. (Cooper River) Bridge, SC, USA, 2005. Parsons Brinkerhoff Quade & Douglas 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 26 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Fred Hartman Bridge, Baytown, TX, USA, 1995. LAP / URS 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich | Chair of Concrete Structures and Bridge Design | Bridge Design Lectures 27 Cable-supported bridges – Cable-Stayed Bridges: Overview • Cable-Stayed Bridges can be classified by: Tower Configuration: • Single Tower • “H” Tower • “A” Tower • Diamond Tower • Double Diamond Tower • Inverted “Y” Tower Pont de Normandie, France, 1995. Michel Virlogeux 31.05.2021 ETH Zürich

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