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Constructing a curved steel bridge high above a canyon floor presents a unique set of conundrums, including how to elevate the girders sufficiently without inducing warping and how to protect them from strong and unpredictable wind gusts. In British Columbia, a public-private partnership of design and construction professionals resolved these issues for a bridge above the Kicking Horse River by choosing a girder launching system that had never before been attempted on a bridge of that magnitude in North America.
Successful Launch
Constructing a curved steel bridge high above a canyon floor presents a unique set of conundrums, including how to elevate the girders sufficiently without inducing warping and how to protect them from strong and unpredictable wind gusts. In British Columbia, a public-private partnership of design and construction professionals resolved these issues for a bridge above the Kicking Horse River by choosing a girder launching system that had never before been attempted on a bridge of that magnitude in North America.
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Khashan, Ahmad (author) / Gale, Robert (author) / Hopkins, Paul (author) / Orsolini, Greg (author)
Civil Engineering Magazine Archive ; 78 ; 70-77
2016-01-01
82008-01-01 pages
Article (Journal)
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