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New comprehensive construction technology in multiple paratactic lines bridges in the Guangzhou South Railway Station

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Medium: conference paper
Language(s): English
Conference: 35th Annual Symposium of IABSE / 52nd Annual Symposium of IASS / 6th International Conference on Space Structures: Taller, Longer, Lighter - Meeting growing demand with limited resources, London, United Kingdom, September 2011
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Year: 2011
Abstract:

Gonglian Dai

Professor

Central South University Changsha,China daigong@vip.sina.com Gonglian Dai, born 1964,

received his professor position

from the Univ. of Central South.

Guangzhou South Railway Station is composed of 28 lines laid in several cast-in-site pre-stressed concrete bridges, which forms a feature of several lines concentrated arranging and narrow construction space, meanwhile for the urgent construction period, a transversely and longitudinally moving bailey beam-column-support systematical construction technology was creatively proposed and successfully applied, needless of repeating removal and installation of supports, it curtailed stage period, thus it decreased the materials abrasion and saved materials and labours. At the same time, a novel hanging formwork system successfully solved difficulties in the construction of platform beams and plates, including limited construction space, lots of interference from other procedures.

Keywords:
pre-stressed concrete bridge multiple-paratactic-lines bridges transversely and longitudinally moving bailey beam-column-support hanging formworks system

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