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    Incheon Bridge

    Incheon, Korea

    Main features used in Incheon Bridge
    • Construction stage analysis with time-dependent effects
    • Cable tension optimization with geometric nonlinearity
    • Moving load analysis with concurrent member forces
    Project Information
    Owner
    Incheon Bridge Corporation
    General Contractor
    Samsung Engineering & Construction
    Architect
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    Engineering Consultant
    Seoyoung Engineering / Chodai
    Construction Period
    2005 - 2009
    Type of Project
    Cable-stayed Bridge
    Size of Structure
    800m Main Span, 11.6km Total Length
    Location
    Incheon, Korea
    Used Product
    MIDAS CIVIL
    • Result
    • Panorama

    ncheon Bridge is the longest cable-stayed bridge in Korea and ranked the 5th longest in the world with the main span of 800m. It is not only accumulated technological capabilities and know-how through the construction of the cable-stayed bridge, but also manages to leave behind numerous historical footsteps including the technologies in cable supported bridges, format of the execution, design, construction, and maintenance of the project. The design is executed in the format of limit state design(LSD). It is challenging to complete the maritime bridge with length of more than 10km within 5 years. However, manufacturing and installing the structures through automated manufacturing processes for the majority of the processes including the application of FSLM construction executed in Korea for the first time shorten the construction period and to overcome the differences in the tides.

    Project Contact
    Engineering Consultant
    Seoyoung Engineering
    Address
    246, Hwangsaeul-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do 13595, Korea
    Introduction
    Since the company was established in 1991, Seoyoung has been successfully providing consulting services for key infrastructure projects on highways, transportation, geotechnical, tunnels, bridges, railways, urban planning, land development, landscape architecture, environment, water resources, and harbors.
    Website
    http://www.seoyoungeng.com/html/
    Email
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