Michel Virlogeux
Abstract
The Normandie Bridge will have one of the longest cable-stayed spans in the world, ie 856m long. This paper describes the organization of the design procedure and of the call for bids. It also presents the most important aspects of the design, mainly for the steel parts of the bridge. Finally, it gives some indications of the construction progress. (A)
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The Normandie Bridge will have one of the longest cable-stayed spans in the world, ie 856m long. This paper describes the organization of the design procedure and of the call for bids. It also presents the most important aspects of the design, mainly for the steel parts of the bridge. Finally, it gives some indications of the construction progress. (A)
Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Engineering, Construction engineering, Computer science, Internal medicine, Medicine