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Prestressed concrete bridges
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| # | Name | Country | main span |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Second Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge | Japan | 1020 m |
| 2 | Cuu Long Bridge | Vietnam | 550 m |
| 3 | Shantou Bay Bridge | China | 452 m |
| 4 | Engineer Carlos Fernández Casado Bridge | Spain | 440 m |
| 5 | Helgeland Bridge | Norway | 425 m |
| 6 | Vasco da Gama Bridge | Portugal | 420 m |
| 7 | Wadi Leban Bridge | Saudi Arabia | 405 m |
| 8 | Second Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge | China | 400 m |
| 9 | Iroise Bridge | France | 400 m |
| 10 | Dames Point Bridge | USA | 396 m |
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Case Studies & Reports
The Osabe Viaduct: Long service life thanks to installed Monitoring System
The Osabe Viaduct was built as a part of the reconstruction project of the Sanriku Coast Road (National Highway 45) near the town of Rikuzentakata ... more
Corridor 13, Jakarta: a new Viaduct in the Seskoal Section
Corridor 13 is a new, 9.3 km long, elevated roadway for buses in Jakarta, Indonesia, that leads from Ciledug to Jalan Tendean. A 1,400 m long viadu ... more
Longest balanced cantilever bridge in Northern Macedonia
Upon completion, a new, almost 65 km long motorway will connect the cities of Kičevo and Ohrid in the south west of the North Macedonian Republic. ... more
Literature
- (1966): Acueducto pretensado sobre el arroyo de "El Gato". In: Hormigón y acero, v. 17, n. 80-81 (3rd Quarter 1966), pp. 351-365.
- (1955): Acueducto tubular, de hormigón pretensado, para cruzar la carretera de Casilina. In: Hormigón pretensado, v. 6, n. 25 (March 1955), pp. 16-33.
- (1970): Algunas obras pretensadas. In: Hormigón y acero, v. 21, n. 94-95 (1st Quarter 1970), pp. 410-418.
- (1970): Algunos puentes pretensados con el sistema BBRV en las autopistas catalanas. In: Hormigón y acero, v. 21, n. 94-95 (1st Quarter 1970), pp. 419-448.
- (2007): Analysis of curved incrementally launched box concrete bridges using the Transfer Matrix Method. In: Bridge Structures, v. 3, n. 3-4 (September 2007), pp. 165-181.
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