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The development of an innovative method to manage traffic detours for highway construction projects located adjacent to waterways presents an interesting challenge. One proposed method involves detouring traffic over a floating structure. In order to establish the feasibility of constructing a floating structure, design criteria were established and a case study area was identified. Three alternatives were developed as potential systems for the floating detour structure and advanced to conceptual design level. A comparison quantifying the various advantages, disadvantages and factors associated with each alternative was made and recommendations were formulated.
The development of an innovative method to manage traffic detours for highway construction projects located adjacent to waterways presents an interesting challenge. One proposed method involves detouring traffic over a floating structure. In order to establish the feasibility of constructing a floating structure, design criteria were established and a case study area was identified. Three alternatives were developed as potential systems for the floating detour structure and advanced to conceptual design level. A comparison quantifying the various advantages, disadvantages and factors associated with each alternative was made and recommendations were formulated.
FDR: Floating Detour Roadway
Klein, Joseph (author)
Structures Congress 2000 ; 2000 ; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
2000-04-27
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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