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Bridge Insight : New Development in Long Span Arch Bridges
Network arch bridges are a type of arch bridge where hangers are inclined and cross each other at least twice. This type of arch has been proven to be cost-effective in many applications, combining lower material usage with longer spans and stiffer structures.
In this session Andrea Caristo will share his experience on the River Irwell Crossing, a highly unusual asymmetric network arch bridge carrying rail traffic, and the first structure of its kind to open in the UK.
We recommend this course to any engineer interested in the design/modelling of network arches and cable-supported structures.
Introduction
Things to keep in mind
How to facilitate modelling and analysis of Network Arch bridges in MIDAS Civil. Construction sequence and cable force optimization explanation.
Question & Answer
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
Key Point 1: Network arches versus conventional tied-arches; Differences and advantages.
We will share what he considers are the main advantages of Network Arches.
Key Point 2: Cable supported structures in MIDAS
We will give an overview of the cable modelling techniques available in MIDAS and the cable control functions available to the designer.
Key Point 3: Realistic bridge modelling through construction sequencing
We will discuss how complex construction sequences can easily be brought into MIDAS Civil and will show how results gathered on site for the River Irwell Crossing matched the predicted results from the MIDAS Civil FE model.
Principal Engineer / AECOM(UK)
Over 5 years of experience in Bridge Engineering & The modeling and design of cable-supported structures.Principal Engineer / AECOM(UK)
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1. Participation of this seminar is FREE.
2. We recommend you to register immediately since the number of seats are limited.
3. If you come early to the seminar place, you can enjoy the welcome snack and coffee/tea.
4. For effective training session, we recommend you to bring your personnel laptop computer in order to get the hands-on experience of MIDAS software.
5. Training license and installation guide will be provided to all registrants before the seminar in advance.
1. Participation of this seminar is FREE.
2. We recommend you to register immediately since the number of seats are limited.
3. If you come early to the seminar place, you can enjoy the welcome snack and coffee/tea.
4. For effective training session, we recommend you to bring your personnel laptop computer in order to get the hands-on experience of MIDAS software.
5. Training license and installation guide will be provided to all registrants before the seminar in advance.
Participate in Survey event. 16 GB USB-flash drive will be provided to the one who submit the survey. Participate in Survey event. 16 GB USB-flash drive will be provided to the one who submit the survey. Participate in Survey event. 16GB USB-flash drive will be provided to the one who submit the survey.
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