Bridge Design & Engineering - v. 15, n. 55 (2^e trimestre 2009)

Publié:	2^e trimestre 2009

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Auteur(s)	Titre	Page(s)
	Best foot forward: Three new footbridges in Turkey are designed to have minimum impact on traffic	62-63
	Boom time: Opportunities for specialist suppliers are set to boom with the rapid expansion of high-speed rail lines in China	45
	Butterfly wings	7
Tang, Man-Chung	Centre of attention: A host of new bridges being designed and built will add to the portfolio of China's bridge city	38, 40
	Cracked nuts add to Forth Bridge woes	7
	Derry selects self-anchored footbridge	8
Yashinsky, Mark	Down the line: Caltrans' current seismic retrofit programme includes bridge structures that are considered to be less vulnerable and were dropped from the last retrofit programme	72-73
Cobos Roger, Diana	Dramatic touch: New stay cable technology has been installed on Valencia's latest landmark bridge	59
	First choice: A bridge in Kansas whose concept design was driven by an unusual procurement method is now under construction	24
	Free form: A new bridge over the River Vltava near Prague is intended to bring congestion relief to the city	26
	Further study ordered into plans for third crossing of lower Thames	14
Lee, Kyoung-Jae	Great lengths: One of the world's longest suspension bridges is under construction in Yeosu in South Korea	28
	High profile: The company manufacturing the cables for the self-anchored span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge is using a profile modelling concept to produce the prefabricated parallel wire strand	56
	Infinite wisdom	14
Russell, Lisa	Insider knowledge: Instrumentation and testing of a section of cable based on the ones for the new self-anchored suspension bridge in San Francisco will provide data for a structural health monitoring system being developed	54-55
Lee, Kyoung-Jae	Korean curves: In preparation for its hosting of the 2012 Expo, the city of Yeosu in South Korea is building new transport links, including a curved cable-stayed crossing	46-47, 49
	Matching alternatives for St Paul spans	10
	Moving experience	8
Zhou, Yiqiao / Gao, Zongyu / Song, Jie	Network gains: China's high speed rail network is expanding at a rapid pace	30-32
	New footbridge completes greening of Spanish ravine	12
Cocksedge, Charles	No cause for concern: A recent inspection of the cables on one of the UK's shorter suspension bridges showed encouraging results	52
	Plain sailing: A new viaduct being built in France crosses the alluvial plains of two rivers	25
Kiran, Hakan / Wiessler, Boris	Points of view: Design of a new bridge in an historically-sensitive site in Istanbul has demanded an unusual solution and had to overcome difficult ground conditions
	Rivet revival	17
Battaini, Marco / Ruiz, Daniel	Safety assured: Installation of shock transmission units designed to protect two high speed rail viaducts in Spain is currently under way	74
Moor, Gianni / O'Suilleabhain, Colm	Safety measures: Earthquake protection of the joints on a new cable-stayed bridge in Canada will help keep the structure open to traffic even after severe seismic events	70
Figueroa, Noah / Manthei, Lindsey	Second time around: Precast abutment blocks and railway trucks are being combined to make short-span bridges	78
Russell, Lisa	Sensors working overtime: The need to know more about the conditions inside the cables of New York City's trio of historic suspension bridges is the impetus for an ongoing research project	60-61
	Slender substitute: The dramatic towers of a new cable-stayed bridge in Brittany are taking shape	23
Mezenov, Viatcheslav / Golovnenkova, Maria	Tough call for coating: Tough environmental conditions and the stop-start nature of work have made a project in Russia challenging for coatings specialists	64
Zhang, Sanhong / Li, Zhengrong / He, Shulong / Li, Wenxian	Valley vision: Building a bridge across a remote and unpopulated valley in Shanxi province proved a challenge for contractors	34, 37

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