Puente atirantado de Talavera de la Reina
Author(s): |
Ramón Sánchez de León
Christian Bernal Pérez Francisco Sánchez de León |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | English, Spanish |
Published in: | Hormigón y acero, 1st Quarter 2012, n. 263, v. 63 |
Page(s): | 7-47 |
Abstract: |
Talavera de la Reina cable-stayed bridgeThe new expressway that by-passes Talavera de la Reina on the south crosses the River Tagus over a cable-stayed bridge.With a 318-m span over the main channel of the river, it has become one of the city's most distinctive features.Its white high-strength concrete pylon towers 192 m over the river on a slant offset by two planes of back stays. A lift running along its entire length affords access to the lookout at the top.Measuring 36 m wide and 2.75 m deep, the deck comprises two carriageways separated by a central reserve and two walkways / bicycle lanes. Structurally, it is a white, high-strength, semi-hollow concrete slab, built using local materials.The bridge approach, a nine-span, 408-m long curved viaduct, crosses the flood plain of the river. Its seven centre spans measure 48 m each and the two end spans 36 m. |
Keywords: |
cable-stayed bridge pylon stay high strength concrete steel-box back-span stays
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