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The viaduct over the river Tarn at Millau
The erection of the viaduct over the river Tarn, at Millau in central France, began in October, 2001 and is to be completed in January, 2005. This will be a major step forward in the design of cable-stayed bridges, with a series of six main spans 342 metres long suspended from seven pylons. The road will pass 270 metres above the river, and two of the piers will be about 235 metres tall ; with the corresponding pylon 90 metres tall on top, they both will be higher than the Eiffel Tower. Two designs have been developed, one in prestressed concrete and one in steel. The article describes the project, its problems and decisions for steel.
The viaduct over the river Tarn at Millau
The erection of the viaduct over the river Tarn, at Millau in central France, began in October, 2001 and is to be completed in January, 2005. This will be a major step forward in the design of cable-stayed bridges, with a series of six main spans 342 metres long suspended from seven pylons. The road will pass 270 metres above the river, and two of the piers will be about 235 metres tall ; with the corresponding pylon 90 metres tall on top, they both will be higher than the Eiffel Tower. Two designs have been developed, one in prestressed concrete and one in steel. The article describes the project, its problems and decisions for steel.
The viaduct over the river Tarn at Millau
Die Talbrücke über den Fluss Tarn bei Millau
Virlogeux, Michel (author)
2004
20 Seiten, 28 Bilder
Conference paper
English
The Viaduct over the river Tarn at Millau
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