Bridge Design & Engineering - v. 15, n. 57 (4th Quarter 2009)

Published:	4th Quarter 2009

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Russell, Helena	Back to basics: London's most famous bridge is getting a new coat of paint in time for the 2012 Olympics	64, 66
	Bay Bridge under close watch after eyebar failure	7
Russell, Helena	Big Bay Build: With the erection of temporary works for San Francisco's new self-anchored suspension span progressing, the contractor is ramping up for delivery of the first desctions of deck	30-33
Klein, Timothy	Building resistance: Structural cable assemblies are one of the most vulnerable parts of cable-stayed bridges	54-55
Richart, Javier / González Olivares, Miguel / Ladysz, Andrew	Dealing with dynamics: When Ireland's new River Suir Bridge opens to traffic next year, the dynamic behavirous of certain cables will be kept under permanent scrutiny	56
Fish, Richard	Deck demands: Replacement of the deck on the outer lanes on the Tappan Zee Bridge in New York State is set for completion this year	78-79
Schüller, Matthias / Singh, Prabhjeet Raj / Homsi, Elie	Doubling up: Changes to the planned launch scheme for a 30m-wide bridge deck in Canada led to cost and time savings	46
To, Ka-Lung / Smits, Joris	Dutch bridge offers panorama for tourists	10
Russell, Helena	Factor of change: For bridge engineers working in Europe, March 2010 markks a significant date in terms of working practice	40-41
	Four gantries offer speed and spectacle	49
	Full-scale saddle test meets FIB recommendations	62
Caobianco, Francesco / Zanaica, Luca / Zanon, Roberto	Fun of the fair: Construction of a new bridge over the railway in the Italian city of Padua is due to start this autumn	29
Nicholson, Steve	Gateway goal: England's north west could be set for a new landmark bridge, with a decision on the proposed Mersey Gateway project expected early next year	36, 39
Snelling, Scott	Going green: It is time for the bridge industry to start working towards a 'green' standard by which to design and build bridges	26-28
Ladret, Patrick	Hanging balance: Progressive corrosion in the suspender cables of Panama's 50-year-odl Bridge of the Americas led to their replacement earlier this year	58
	Harbour masters	8
Moog, Christine	Hong Kong heights: Six bridge inspection gantries and a transport shuttle have been installed on the Stonecutters Bridge in Hong Kong	42
	Memorial move	7
	Phased success for Slovakian motorway	14
	Pier damage condems Lake Champlain Bridge	8
Gurevich, Tatiana / Krylov, Yuri	Quick fix: Replament of an old wodden bridge in St Petersburg was completed earlier this year	34-35
Ruzzi, Lou / Gaynor, Patrick / O'Neil, Monica / Fuller, Jason	Rock unsteady: Failure of rocker bearings on a bridge in Pittsburgh highlighted a problem with the bearings on similar bridges	72-73
Abbas, Sajid / Maroney, Brian	Rolling programme: A long weekend closure of San Francisco's Bay Bridge enabled engineers to carry out a dramatic and audacious operation	44-45
Moor, Gianni / O'Suilleabhain, Colm	Size matters: Performance and durability are key considerations for the huge expansion joints that feature on the new Incheon Grand Bridge in South Korea	74, 76
Fish, Richard	Standing still: Corrosion of the cables of the Mid-Hudson suspension bridge in New York State is believed to have been almost halted	52-53
Wei, Futang / Huang, Rijin / Gao, Xiagun	Taking flight: A new bridge with unsymmetrical arches and a curved deck has just opened in Guangxi in China	60-61
	Wesel bridge opening relieves traffic over Rhine	16

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

Russell, Helena

Back to basics: London's most famous bridge is getting a new coat of paint in time for the 2012 Olympics

64, 66

Bay Bridge under close watch after eyebar failure

Russell, Helena

Big Bay Build: With the erection of temporary works for San Francisco's new self-anchored suspension span progressing, the contractor is ramping up for delivery of the first desctions of deck

30-33

Klein, Timothy

Building resistance: Structural cable assemblies are one of the most vulnerable parts of cable-stayed bridges