New Bridge at Saint-CIoud. Paris - France
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1976.v29.i283.2736Abstract
This article describes the various problems that have been solved and the great amount of work that has been carried out to construct this bridge that connects the highway A-13 with the peripheral boulevard of the French capital making it possible to cross the Seine. The final solution has been that of a prestressed concrete bridge deck, supported by reinforced concrete piles on a foundation of plates or piles. The construction has a total length of 1,360 m out of which 1,103 are manufactured: a 574 m access viaduct and a 529 m bridge across the river. Altogether it comprises 14 sections, with spans of 46 m up to 101,75 m, one 42 m section on the left hand side and one 49 m section on the right hand side.
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