A through arch bridge, also known as a half-through arch bridge and through-type arch bridge, is a bridge made from materials such as steel or reinforced concrete in which the base of an arch structure is below the deck, but the top rises above it, so the deck passes through the arch. Cables or beams in tension suspend the central part of the deck from the arch.
Function
For a specific construction method, especially for masonry arches, the proportions of the arch remain similar no matter what the size: wider arches are thus required to be taller arches. For a semi-circular arch, the height is half of the span. Bridges across deep, narrow gorges can have their arch placed entirely beneath a flat roadway, but bridges in flatter country rise above their road approaches. A wide bridge may require an arch so tall as to become a significant obstacle and incline for the roadway. Small bridges can be hump-backed, but larger bridges such as the Old Bridge, Pontypridd may become so steep as to require steps, making their use for wheeled traffic difficult. Railways also find arched bridges difficult as they are even less tolerant of inclines. Where simple arched bridges are used for railways on flat terrain the cost of building long approach embankments may be considerable.
An arch bridge is a bridge with abutments at each end shaped as a curved arch. Arch bridges work by transferring the weight of the bridge and its loads partially into a horizontal thrust restrained by the abutments at either side. A viaduct (a long bridge) may be made from a series of arches, although other more economical structures are typically used today.
Although true arches were already known by the Etruscans and ancient Greeks, the Romans were - as with the vault and the dome - the first to fully realize the potential of arches for bridge construction. A list of Roman bridges compiled by the engineer Colin O'Connor features 330 Roman stone bridges for traffic, 34 Roman timber bridges and 54 Roman aqueduct bridges, a substantial part still standing and even used to carry vehicles. A more complete survey by the Italian scholar Vittorio Galliazzo found 931 Roman bridges, mostly of stone, in as many as 26 different countries (including former Yugoslavia).
The Arch Bridge is a historic stone arch bridge, carrying Benner Road over the Pemaquid River near the village of Bristol Falls in Bristol, Maine. Probably built before 1857, it is one of the state's oldest stone bridges, and is remarkably well-preserved for its age. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.
Description and history
The Pemaquid River roughly bisects the peninsula on the Maine coast that the town of Bristol occupies. The village of Bristol Falls is located near the peninsula's geographic center, stretching out along Bristol Road (Maine State Route 130). Near its northern end, Benner Road crosses the river just below the outlet of Biscay Pond, providing access from the village to the northeastern part of the peninsula. The bridge it crosses on is a dry-laid stone arch structure with span of 14 feet (4.3m) and a total length of 21 feet (6.4m). It is built out of roughly quarried stone and river cobbles, with its base laid directly on bedrock. The top of the arch is about 14 feet (4.3m) above the bedrock, and it is built up another 4 feet (1.2m) to the paved roadway. The sides of the bridge are lined with granite curbing and modern wooden guardrails.
The bridge was built to circumvent an existing toll bridge and prevent people from using the Boston and Maine Railroad bridge, a practice the railroad preferred to discourage.
History
Due to industrial and transportation expansion, residential needs in the Bellows Falls and Walpole area expanded in the late 1800s. The only means of crossing the river was provided by the Tucker Toll Bridge and the Sullivan Railroad Bridge.
The Tucker Toll Bridge was a Town lattice trusscovered bridge completed in 1840, which was acquired by the towns in 1904 and free thereafter. The Sullivan Railroad Bridge was originally built by the Sullivan Railroad, built in 1882 as a replacement for a 1852 span.
Residents didn't like the toll, and the Boston and Maine Railroad objected to pedestrians on its bridge, so following the town meetings in March 1904, the two communities formed a joint committee to buy out the toll bridge and replace it with a new bridge, with five members from each town. Walpole budgeted US$30,000 (US$790,000 with inflation), and Rockingham, Vermont, which includes Bellows Falls, offered US$15,000 (US$400,000 with inflation). The two towns established an agreement whereby maintenance costs would be shouldered two-thirds by Walpole and one-third by Rockingham.
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How Do Tied-arch Bridges Work?
This video explores the basic structural behavior of how tied arch bridges work. While different tied arch bridges will have slightly different behavior, the basic structural analysis and design for most tied arch bridges is very similar. Structural model you see here was drafted using Revit 2020 and footage was shot to show some real-life examples of tied arch bridges around Chicago. I hope you enjoy the video.
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Steel arch bridge Theemsweg route across A15 and N15 successfully installed
This weekend saw the successful installation of the new arch bridge spanning the Thomassentunnel and the A15 and N15 motorways. The structure was in place by Saturday evening, 30 May. The railway bridge forms a key link in the Theemswegtracé, a new branch of the port railway line that is over four km in length. The first bridge along this route – spanning Rozenburgsesluis – was installed on 4 April 2020. The first trains are expected to travel down the Theemswegtracé in late 2021.
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Why the stone arch bridge? constructed with natural stones and plain concrete without steel
A stone arch bridge is a type of bridge constructed using stones arranged in an arch shape. It is an ancient and enduring bridge design that has been used for centuries. The arch shape of the bridge distributes the weight and forces of the structure along its curved path, allowing it to support heavy loads and span wide distances.
Stone arch bridges are renowned for their durability and aesthetic beauty. The stones are carefully cut and fitted together without the use of mortar, relying on the natural strength of the arch shape and the friction between the stones for stability. This construction technique, known as dry stone masonry, has been employed in various architectural marvels around the world.
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Things You didn’t Know: World Record Steel Arch Bridge: Chaotianmen Bridge:
The Chaotianmen Bridge is built across the Yangtze River, Chongqing, China. The total length of the main bridge and both west and east approaches is 1741 m, the span layout of Yangtze River Bridge is 190 + 552 + 190 m to adopt half-through continuous steel truss arch with tie girders in double-level traffic arrangement type.
Design velocity: Upper deck road is 60 km/h. and of lower deck rail line is 80 km/h, allowable max. of 100 km/h,
Seismic Load: Fundamental Seismic intensity of degree VI, design of this bridge according to degree VII.
Wind load: Average max. wind velocity of 26.7 m/s,
Lane arrangement on decks:
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This video explores the basic structural behavior of how tied arch bridges work. While different tied arch bridges will have slightly different behavior, the ba...
This video explores the basic structural behavior of how tied arch bridges work. While different tied arch bridges will have slightly different behavior, the basic structural analysis and design for most tied arch bridges is very similar. Structural model you see here was drafted using Revit 2020 and footage was shot to show some real-life examples of tied arch bridges around Chicago. I hope you enjoy the video.
This video explores the basic structural behavior of how tied arch bridges work. While different tied arch bridges will have slightly different behavior, the basic structural analysis and design for most tied arch bridges is very similar. Structural model you see here was drafted using Revit 2020 and footage was shot to show some real-life examples of tied arch bridges around Chicago. I hope you enjoy the video.
This weekend saw the successful installation of the new arch bridge spanning the Thomassentunnel and the A15 and N15 motorways. The structure was in place by Sa...
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A stone arch bridge is a type of bridge constructed using stones arranged in an arch shape. It is an ancient and enduring bridge design that has been used for c...
A stone arch bridge is a type of bridge constructed using stones arranged in an arch shape. It is an ancient and enduring bridge design that has been used for centuries. The arch shape of the bridge distributes the weight and forces of the structure along its curved path, allowing it to support heavy loads and span wide distances.
Stone arch bridges are renowned for their durability and aesthetic beauty. The stones are carefully cut and fitted together without the use of mortar, relying on the natural strength of the arch shape and the friction between the stones for stability. This construction technique, known as dry stone masonry, has been employed in various architectural marvels around the world.
These bridges can be found in many different architectural styles, such as Roman, medieval, or even modern interpretations. They often enhance the natural landscape and create a picturesque setting. Stone arch bridges are not only functional transportation routes but also historical and cultural landmarks, representing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of earlier civilizations.@mattstonie
A stone arch bridge is a type of bridge constructed using stones arranged in an arch shape. It is an ancient and enduring bridge design that has been used for centuries. The arch shape of the bridge distributes the weight and forces of the structure along its curved path, allowing it to support heavy loads and span wide distances.
Stone arch bridges are renowned for their durability and aesthetic beauty. The stones are carefully cut and fitted together without the use of mortar, relying on the natural strength of the arch shape and the friction between the stones for stability. This construction technique, known as dry stone masonry, has been employed in various architectural marvels around the world.
These bridges can be found in many different architectural styles, such as Roman, medieval, or even modern interpretations. They often enhance the natural landscape and create a picturesque setting. Stone arch bridges are not only functional transportation routes but also historical and cultural landmarks, representing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of earlier civilizations.@mattstonie
The Chaotianmen Bridge is built across the Yangtze River, Chongqing, China. The total length of the main bridge and both west and east approaches is 1741 m, the...
The Chaotianmen Bridge is built across the Yangtze River, Chongqing, China. The total length of the main bridge and both west and east approaches is 1741 m, the span layout of Yangtze River Bridge is 190 + 552 + 190 m to adopt half-through continuous steel truss arch with tie girders in double-level traffic arrangement type.
Design velocity: Upper deck road is 60 km/h. and of lower deck rail line is 80 km/h, allowable max. of 100 km/h,
Seismic Load: Fundamental Seismic intensity of degree VI, design of this bridge according to degree VII.
Wind load: Average max. wind velocity of 26.7 m/s,
Lane arrangement on decks:
Two-way 3 lanes on upper deck with lane width of 3.75 m,
2 side pedestrian lanes with total widths 2 x 2.5 m;
2 two-way lanes on the lower deck with the clear road height ≥5 m.
Boundary of rail traffic with clear width ≥ 9.2 m, and clear height over rail top ≥6,5 m.
Cost of Construction & Contractor
The Contractor of the Chaotianmen Bridge is China Harbour Engineering Company, the Consultant being Dorman Long & Co. Ltd., and the cost is some 3 milliard yuans (CNY) or 360 million dollars (USD). Of its shape the Chaotianmen Bridge resembles the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia, span 503 m, dated 1932.
The Chaotianmen Bridge is built across the Yangtze River, Chongqing, China. The total length of the main bridge and both west and east approaches is 1741 m, the span layout of Yangtze River Bridge is 190 + 552 + 190 m to adopt half-through continuous steel truss arch with tie girders in double-level traffic arrangement type.
Design velocity: Upper deck road is 60 km/h. and of lower deck rail line is 80 km/h, allowable max. of 100 km/h,
Seismic Load: Fundamental Seismic intensity of degree VI, design of this bridge according to degree VII.
Wind load: Average max. wind velocity of 26.7 m/s,
Lane arrangement on decks:
Two-way 3 lanes on upper deck with lane width of 3.75 m,
2 side pedestrian lanes with total widths 2 x 2.5 m;
2 two-way lanes on the lower deck with the clear road height ≥5 m.
Boundary of rail traffic with clear width ≥ 9.2 m, and clear height over rail top ≥6,5 m.
Cost of Construction & Contractor
The Contractor of the Chaotianmen Bridge is China Harbour Engineering Company, the Consultant being Dorman Long & Co. Ltd., and the cost is some 3 milliard yuans (CNY) or 360 million dollars (USD). Of its shape the Chaotianmen Bridge resembles the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia, span 503 m, dated 1932.
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This video explores the basic structural behavior of how tied arch bridges work. While different tied arch bridges will have slightly different behavior, the basic structural analysis and design for most tied arch bridges is very similar. Structural model you see here was drafted using Revit 2020 and footage was shot to show some real-life examples of tied arch bridges around Chicago. I hope you enjoy the video.
This weekend saw the successful installation of the new arch bridge spanning the Thomassentunnel and the A15 and N15 motorways. The structure was in place by Saturday evening, 30 May. The railway bridge forms a key link in the Theemswegtracé, a new branch of the port railway line that is over four km in length. The first bridge along this route – spanning Rozenburgsesluis – was installed on 4 April 2020. The first trains are expected to travel down the Theemswegtracé in late 2021.
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A stone arch bridge is a type of bridge constructed using stones arranged in an arch shape. It is an ancient and enduring bridge design that has been used for centuries. The arch shape of the bridge distributes the weight and forces of the structure along its curved path, allowing it to support heavy loads and span wide distances.
Stone arch bridges are renowned for their durability and aesthetic beauty. The stones are carefully cut and fitted together without the use of mortar, relying on the natural strength of the arch shape and the friction between the stones for stability. This construction technique, known as dry stone masonry, has been employed in various architectural marvels around the world.
These bridges can be found in many different architectural styles, such as Roman, medieval, or even modern interpretations. They often enhance the natural landscape and create a picturesque setting. Stone arch bridges are not only functional transportation routes but also historical and cultural landmarks, representing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of earlier civilizations.@mattstonie
The Chaotianmen Bridge is built across the Yangtze River, Chongqing, China. The total length of the main bridge and both west and east approaches is 1741 m, the span layout of Yangtze River Bridge is 190 + 552 + 190 m to adopt half-through continuous steel truss arch with tie girders in double-level traffic arrangement type.
Design velocity: Upper deck road is 60 km/h. and of lower deck rail line is 80 km/h, allowable max. of 100 km/h,
Seismic Load: Fundamental Seismic intensity of degree VI, design of this bridge according to degree VII.
Wind load: Average max. wind velocity of 26.7 m/s,
Lane arrangement on decks:
Two-way 3 lanes on upper deck with lane width of 3.75 m,
2 side pedestrian lanes with total widths 2 x 2.5 m;
2 two-way lanes on the lower deck with the clear road height ≥5 m.
Boundary of rail traffic with clear width ≥ 9.2 m, and clear height over rail top ≥6,5 m.
Cost of Construction & Contractor
The Contractor of the Chaotianmen Bridge is China Harbour Engineering Company, the Consultant being Dorman Long & Co. Ltd., and the cost is some 3 milliard yuans (CNY) or 360 million dollars (USD). Of its shape the Chaotianmen Bridge resembles the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia, span 503 m, dated 1932.
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A through arch bridge, also known as a half-through arch bridge and through-type arch bridge, is a bridge made from materials such as steel or reinforced concrete in which the base of an arch structure is below the deck, but the top rises above it, so the deck passes through the arch. Cables or beams in tension suspend the central part of the deck from the arch.
Function
For a specific construction method, especially for masonry arches, the proportions of the arch remain similar no matter what the size: wider arches are thus required to be taller arches. For a semi-circular arch, the height is half of the span. Bridges across deep, narrow gorges can have their arch placed entirely beneath a flat roadway, but bridges in flatter country rise above their road approaches. A wide bridge may require an arch so tall as to become a significant obstacle and incline for the roadway. Small bridges can be hump-backed, but larger bridges such as the Old Bridge, Pontypridd may become so steep as to require steps, making their use for wheeled traffic difficult. Railways also find arched bridges difficult as they are even less tolerant of inclines. Where simple arched bridges are used for railways on flat terrain the cost of building long approach embankments may be considerable.