logging in or signing up john james audugon bridge - main span bridges Marcine Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 110 Category: Others/ Misc License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: April 21, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description John James Audubon Bridge Cost: $348 million Client: Louisiana Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Location: St. Francisville, LA Markets: Bridges Flatiron is designing and building a new cable-stayed bridge across the Mississippi River. The bridge, to be formally called the John James Audubon Bridge, will replace the ferry system currently in place and will connect St. Francisville with New Roads just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript John James Audubon Bridge: John James Audubon Bridge Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMaterials and Equipment: Materials and Equipment Cement from Thailand Structural Steel from Japan Oscillator from Germany Wind tunnel analysis from Ontario, CanadaMain Span: Main Span General From Pier 2E to pier 2W 3186 LF of deck 75’-10” wide 40 Drilled Shafts 136 Cable StaysMain Span: Main Span Towers 500’ high 136 cable stays 2 Crossbeams Top of tower is elevation 520’ Deck Elevation is 130’Main Span: Main Span Deck 241,600 SF of deck 30 ton precast panel pieces 5668 CY of concrete 1656 tons of resteel 38 tons of post tensioning 1263 CY of latex overlay 2 breather joints 2 expansion jointsMain Span: Main SpanTower Foundations 1W & 1E: Tower Foundations 1W & 1E 160’ x 64’ x 15’ Cap 7 by 3 pile group – 1 test pile 8’-0” diameter shaftsTower Shafts: Tower Shafts 8 ft shaft to 7’-6” approx 180-ft deep Pile tips @ Elev. -185’ to -180’ Tip groutingTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work PlatformTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work Platform Build a trestle to create a work platform from which to install drilled shaftsTrestle: TrestleTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work PlatformSet Shaft Template: Set Shaft Template Secondary Template Upper Template Lower Template Spud PileShaft Template: Shaft TemplateDrive Permanent Casing: Drive Permanent Casing APE 400B Vibratory Hammer Paint markings at each foot verify depth of casing as it is being installed. River bottom EL approx. -40’ East, 5’ WestDrive Permanent Casing: A vibratory hammer is used to vibrate the casing down into the ground Drive Permanent CasingDrive Permanent Casing: Drive Permanent Casing Vibratory hammer driving the casing into the groundDrive Temporary Casing: Drive Temporary Casing Temporary casing is driven inside the permanent casing with an Oscillator Speed has been accelerated An oscillator works like someone is opening and closing a jar (back and forth)Oscillator: OscillatorOscillator at Work: Oscillator at WorkOscillator Extracting a Casing: Oscillator Extracting a CasingExcavate Temporary Casing : Excavate Temporary Casing Bottom of Permanent Casing 90” Temporary Casing Hammer Grabs West - 175 East - 180Excavate Drilled Shaft: Excavate Drilled ShaftShaft E5 Excavation: Shaft E5 ExcavationInstall Reinforcing Cage: Install Reinforcing CagePour Tremie Concrete: Pour Tremie Concrete 41.8’ 10’ Min. Embed 30’ of temp. casing removed Maintain 4” Slump for Duration of Pour (~8 hours)Pour Tremie Concrete: Pour Tremie ConcreteBase Grouting: Base GroutingThe Tip Grouting Process: The Tip Grouting Process 1. Shaft Constructed 2. Base Grout Pressure Applied 3. Some Relaxation Occurs 4. Structural Load AppliedBase Grouting - Verification: Base Grouting - Verification Pressure Volume Movement of ShaftBase Grouting: Base GroutingBase Grouting: Base GroutingFooting Cofferdam Structure: Footing Cofferdam Structure Piles and trestle are installedFooting Cofferdam Structure: Footing Cofferdam Structure Piles and trestle are installedInstall Soffit Panels: Install Soffit Panels Top ViewInstall Soffit Panels: Install Soffit PanelsInstalled Soffit Panels: Installed Soffit PanelsSoffit Panels with Bracing Frame: Soffit Panels with Bracing FrameInstall Bracing Frame: Install Bracing Frame Install first tier of brace frame Top ViewErect Pre-Cast Wall: Erect Pre-Cast Wall Install pre-cast walls Connect to soffit panels and first tier brace frameInstall Precast Wall: Install Precast WallInstall Precast Wall: Install Precast WallInstall Jacking System: Install Jacking System Install jacking system with permanent hangersInstall Additional Brace Frames: Install Additional Brace Frames Install 2 nd and 3 rd tier brace frame.Install Jacking System: Install Jacking System Install jacking system with permanent hangers Lower structure to facilitate 2 nd & 3 rd tier bracing installationInstall Additional Brace Frames: Install 2 nd and 3 rd tier brace frame. Install Additional Brace FramesCofferdam Structure Bracing: Cofferdam Structure BracingCofferdam Structure Bracing: Cofferdam Structure BracingCofferdam Structure with Bracing: Cofferdam Structure with BracingInstall Follower Sheeting: Install Follower Sheeting Install sheet pileLower Structure: Lower Structure Lower structure to final elevation Lock off hangersLower Cofferdam Structure: Lower Cofferdam StructureCofferdam Lowering: Cofferdam LoweringSlide 56: Lower StructureLowered Cofferdam: Lowered CofferdamCofferdam Lowering: Cofferdam LoweringBase of Main Span Towers: Base of Main Span TowersPour Concrete Seal: Pour Concrete Seal Install 8 foot concrete sealDewater Structure: Dewater Structure Install pump Remove waterRemove Hangers and Cut Casing: Remove Hangers and Cut Casing Remove hangers Cut casingPlace Reinforced Pile Cap: Place reinforced pile cap concrete Place Reinforced Pile CapPlace Pedestal Concrete: Place Pedestal Concrete Place pedestal reinforcing and concrete lift 1 Restrut as requiredPlace Pedestal Concrete Lift 2: Place Pedestal Concrete Lift 2 Place pedestal concrete lift 2Remove Cofferdam: Remove Cofferdam Remove sheeting Remove bracing Patch blockoutsPast Project Experience: Past Project Experience Bath, Maine - 2000 Bath, Maine - 2000Main Span Towers: Main Span TowersMain Span Towers: Main Span TowersTower Cross Section: Tower Cross Section Box sections for simple jump forming Cable anchorage on inside tower wallTower Cable Anchorages: Tower Cable Anchorages Steel anchorage trays for upper stays Concrete corbels for lower steep cables Crossbeams connected clear of anchorage zoneTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System Main Span TowersTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System with Crossbeam FormTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System Insert Rebar into form then pour concreteTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System AnimationBuild Main Span Towers: Install formwork & rebar Pour concrete Raise formwork Repeat process Build Main Span TowersComposite Deck Cross-Section: Composite Deck Cross-Section Economy, simplicity and constructability Durability Accessibility Low maintenanceDeck Anchorage: Deck AnchorageDeck Anchorage Prefab: Deck Anchorage PrefabDeck Anchorage: Deck Anchorage Cable anchorage is prefabricated on the girders before installationDeck Anchorage: Deck AnchorageStay System: Stay System 7-Wire parallel strand Monostrand Jacking State-of-the-Art Corrosion Protection Galvanizing Grease Strand PE Coextruded HDPE Pipe Vibration suppressionBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkDeck Work: Deck WorkInstall Girders: Install GirdersInstall Girders: Install GirdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girders Install cross girdersBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridgeBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridge Set panels with derrick craneBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridge Set panels with derrick craneInstall Segmental Sections: Install Segmental SectionsBridge Segments: Bridge Segments Cable anchorage is pre-attached to girders Segments are installed in sections Cable stays are installed for support Process is repeatedBridge Segments: Bridge Segments Segments are installed in sections Cable anchorage is added Cable stays are installed for support Process is repeatedBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsLift Deck Panels: Each panel weighs approximately 61,500 lbs. Lift Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Cable Stays as the bridge is extended Install Deck PanelsMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: (Time Lapse Camera) Main SpanOverall Method of Construction: Build bridge in segments Install Cable Stays to support bridge Overall Method of ConstructionThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeFuture Appearance - Video: Future Appearance - VideoThe End: The End You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
john james audugon bridge - main span bridges Marcine Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 110 Category: Others/ Misc License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: April 21, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description John James Audubon Bridge Cost: $348 million Client: Louisiana Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Location: St. Francisville, LA Markets: Bridges Flatiron is designing and building a new cable-stayed bridge across the Mississippi River. The bridge, to be formally called the John James Audubon Bridge, will replace the ferry system currently in place and will connect St. Francisville with New Roads just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript John James Audubon Bridge: John James Audubon Bridge Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMaterials and Equipment: Materials and Equipment Cement from Thailand Structural Steel from Japan Oscillator from Germany Wind tunnel analysis from Ontario, CanadaMain Span: Main Span General From Pier 2E to pier 2W 3186 LF of deck 75’-10” wide 40 Drilled Shafts 136 Cable StaysMain Span: Main Span Towers 500’ high 136 cable stays 2 Crossbeams Top of tower is elevation 520’ Deck Elevation is 130’Main Span: Main Span Deck 241,600 SF of deck 30 ton precast panel pieces 5668 CY of concrete 1656 tons of resteel 38 tons of post tensioning 1263 CY of latex overlay 2 breather joints 2 expansion jointsMain Span: Main SpanTower Foundations 1W & 1E: Tower Foundations 1W & 1E 160’ x 64’ x 15’ Cap 7 by 3 pile group – 1 test pile 8’-0” diameter shaftsTower Shafts: Tower Shafts 8 ft shaft to 7’-6” approx 180-ft deep Pile tips @ Elev. -185’ to -180’ Tip groutingTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work PlatformTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work Platform Build a trestle to create a work platform from which to install drilled shaftsTrestle: TrestleTrestle and Work Platform: Trestle and Work PlatformSet Shaft Template: Set Shaft Template Secondary Template Upper Template Lower Template Spud PileShaft Template: Shaft TemplateDrive Permanent Casing: Drive Permanent Casing APE 400B Vibratory Hammer Paint markings at each foot verify depth of casing as it is being installed. River bottom EL approx. -40’ East, 5’ WestDrive Permanent Casing: A vibratory hammer is used to vibrate the casing down into the ground Drive Permanent CasingDrive Permanent Casing: Drive Permanent Casing Vibratory hammer driving the casing into the groundDrive Temporary Casing: Drive Temporary Casing Temporary casing is driven inside the permanent casing with an Oscillator Speed has been accelerated An oscillator works like someone is opening and closing a jar (back and forth)Oscillator: OscillatorOscillator at Work: Oscillator at WorkOscillator Extracting a Casing: Oscillator Extracting a CasingExcavate Temporary Casing : Excavate Temporary Casing Bottom of Permanent Casing 90” Temporary Casing Hammer Grabs West - 175 East - 180Excavate Drilled Shaft: Excavate Drilled ShaftShaft E5 Excavation: Shaft E5 ExcavationInstall Reinforcing Cage: Install Reinforcing CagePour Tremie Concrete: Pour Tremie Concrete 41.8’ 10’ Min. Embed 30’ of temp. casing removed Maintain 4” Slump for Duration of Pour (~8 hours)Pour Tremie Concrete: Pour Tremie ConcreteBase Grouting: Base GroutingThe Tip Grouting Process: The Tip Grouting Process 1. Shaft Constructed 2. Base Grout Pressure Applied 3. Some Relaxation Occurs 4. Structural Load AppliedBase Grouting - Verification: Base Grouting - Verification Pressure Volume Movement of ShaftBase Grouting: Base GroutingBase Grouting: Base GroutingFooting Cofferdam Structure: Footing Cofferdam Structure Piles and trestle are installedFooting Cofferdam Structure: Footing Cofferdam Structure Piles and trestle are installedInstall Soffit Panels: Install Soffit Panels Top ViewInstall Soffit Panels: Install Soffit PanelsInstalled Soffit Panels: Installed Soffit PanelsSoffit Panels with Bracing Frame: Soffit Panels with Bracing FrameInstall Bracing Frame: Install Bracing Frame Install first tier of brace frame Top ViewErect Pre-Cast Wall: Erect Pre-Cast Wall Install pre-cast walls Connect to soffit panels and first tier brace frameInstall Precast Wall: Install Precast WallInstall Precast Wall: Install Precast WallInstall Jacking System: Install Jacking System Install jacking system with permanent hangersInstall Additional Brace Frames: Install Additional Brace Frames Install 2 nd and 3 rd tier brace frame.Install Jacking System: Install Jacking System Install jacking system with permanent hangers Lower structure to facilitate 2 nd & 3 rd tier bracing installationInstall Additional Brace Frames: Install 2 nd and 3 rd tier brace frame. Install Additional Brace FramesCofferdam Structure Bracing: Cofferdam Structure BracingCofferdam Structure Bracing: Cofferdam Structure BracingCofferdam Structure with Bracing: Cofferdam Structure with BracingInstall Follower Sheeting: Install Follower Sheeting Install sheet pileLower Structure: Lower Structure Lower structure to final elevation Lock off hangersLower Cofferdam Structure: Lower Cofferdam StructureCofferdam Lowering: Cofferdam LoweringSlide 56: Lower StructureLowered Cofferdam: Lowered CofferdamCofferdam Lowering: Cofferdam LoweringBase of Main Span Towers: Base of Main Span TowersPour Concrete Seal: Pour Concrete Seal Install 8 foot concrete sealDewater Structure: Dewater Structure Install pump Remove waterRemove Hangers and Cut Casing: Remove Hangers and Cut Casing Remove hangers Cut casingPlace Reinforced Pile Cap: Place reinforced pile cap concrete Place Reinforced Pile CapPlace Pedestal Concrete: Place Pedestal Concrete Place pedestal reinforcing and concrete lift 1 Restrut as requiredPlace Pedestal Concrete Lift 2: Place Pedestal Concrete Lift 2 Place pedestal concrete lift 2Remove Cofferdam: Remove Cofferdam Remove sheeting Remove bracing Patch blockoutsPast Project Experience: Past Project Experience Bath, Maine - 2000 Bath, Maine - 2000Main Span Towers: Main Span TowersMain Span Towers: Main Span TowersTower Cross Section: Tower Cross Section Box sections for simple jump forming Cable anchorage on inside tower wallTower Cable Anchorages: Tower Cable Anchorages Steel anchorage trays for upper stays Concrete corbels for lower steep cables Crossbeams connected clear of anchorage zoneTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System Main Span TowersTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System with Crossbeam FormTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System Insert Rebar into form then pour concreteTower Form System: Tower Form SystemTower Form System: Tower Form System AnimationBuild Main Span Towers: Install formwork & rebar Pour concrete Raise formwork Repeat process Build Main Span TowersComposite Deck Cross-Section: Composite Deck Cross-Section Economy, simplicity and constructability Durability Accessibility Low maintenanceDeck Anchorage: Deck AnchorageDeck Anchorage Prefab: Deck Anchorage PrefabDeck Anchorage: Deck Anchorage Cable anchorage is prefabricated on the girders before installationDeck Anchorage: Deck AnchorageStay System: Stay System 7-Wire parallel strand Monostrand Jacking State-of-the-Art Corrosion Protection Galvanizing Grease Strand PE Coextruded HDPE Pipe Vibration suppressionBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBridge Construction: Bridge ConstructionBegin Deck Work: Begin Deck WorkDeck Work: Deck WorkInstall Girders: Install GirdersInstall Girders: Install GirdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girdersInstall Girders: Install Girders Install edge girders Install cross girdersBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridgeBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridge Set panels with derrick craneBuild Bridge Deck: Build Bridge Deck Truck precast deck panels onto bridge Set panels with derrick craneInstall Segmental Sections: Install Segmental SectionsBridge Segments: Bridge Segments Cable anchorage is pre-attached to girders Segments are installed in sections Cable stays are installed for support Process is repeatedBridge Segments: Bridge Segments Segments are installed in sections Cable anchorage is added Cable stays are installed for support Process is repeatedBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsBridge Segments: Bridge SegmentsLift Deck Panels: Each panel weighs approximately 61,500 lbs. Lift Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Deck PanelsInstall Deck Panels: Install Cable Stays as the bridge is extended Install Deck PanelsMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: Main SpanMain Span: (Time Lapse Camera) Main SpanOverall Method of Construction: Build bridge in segments Install Cable Stays to support bridge Overall Method of ConstructionThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeThe Finished Bridge: The Finished BridgeFuture Appearance - Video: Future Appearance - VideoThe End: The End