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Medium: journal article
Language(s): Spanish
Published in: Hormigón y acero, , n. 255, v. 61
Page(s): 7-41
Abstract:

La Vicaría arch bridge

La Vicaria Bridge is a half-through arch viaduct with a composite deck. It crosses La Fuensanta, a reservoir in the Spanish province of Albacete fed by the Segura River. The viaduct?s two arches, each positioned on one side of the deck, span 168 m of its total 260-m length. Both slant inward at a 10º angle. The quasi-rectangular arch sections consist of folded steel plates filled with self-consolidating concrete, while the deck comprises two longitudinal steel trough girders connected by a concrete slab. The construction procedure used was to assemble the 120-m bowstring arch on the reservoir bed first and then hoist it into place 40 m above ground level with hydraulic jacks. It was subsequently joined to the rest of the bridge members built to cantilever from the two banks.

Keywords:
composite bridge lifting weathering steel self-compacting concrete hoisting bowstring arch hangers Cor-ten steel self-consolidating concrete
Available from: ACHE - Asociación Española de Ingeniería Estructural

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    06/10/2018
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