Seidewitztal Bridge A17
Germany
With an arch span of 154 m, the Seidewitztal Bridge is the biggest reinforced-concrete arched bridge in Saxony. Using Large-area formwork Top 50 combined with Climbing formwork MF240 enabled its piers to be constructed simply, safely and quickly. The arch and the bridge superstructure were also formed using Doka systems (Top 50 and composite forming carriages).
Project data
- Year of completion
- 2006
- Project duration
- 4 Months
- Country
- Germany
- Address
- Pirna, Saxony, Germany
- Realization
- Ed. Züblin AG
- Structure
- Bridge
- Type of structure
- Composite construction
Piers
- Construction method
- Straight
- Structure height
- 60 m
- Height of casting sections
- 5 m
- Overall length of bridge
- 568 m
- Number of piers
- 16
- Number of casting sections
- 12
Bridge deck/superstructure
- Construction method
- Arched
- Structure height
- 55 m
- Overall length of bridge
- 568 m
- Length of bridge (superstructure)
- 154 m
- Width of bridge (superstructure)
- 6.50 m
- Height of bridge (up to top edge of superstructure)
- 2.30 m
- Length of concreting section
- 6 m
- Number of casting sections
- 15 per arch (2 aches at site)
Bridge deck/superstructure
- Construction method
- Straight
- Type of carriage/traveller or formwork
- Overslung composite forming carriage
- Length of bridge (superstructure)
- 568 m
- Width of bridge (superstructure)
- 14.28 m
- Cross-sectional shape of structural steelwork
- Seal-welded box girder
- Clear width of structural steelwork
- 6.50
- Clear height of structural steelwork
- 2.58
- Length of concreting section
- 20 m
- Number of casting sections
- 28
- Cycle time
- 7 -day cycle