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Truckee River Bridge

California, USA

Main features used in Truckee River Bridge
  • Inelastic time history analysis
  • General section designer
  • Pushover analysis
Project Information
Owner
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)
General Contractor
Caltrans
Architect
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Engineering Consultant
CH2M Hill
Construction Period
Under Construction
Type of Project
PSC Composite Girder Bridge
Size of Structure
36m Total Length
Location
California, USA
Used Product
MIDAS CIVIL
  • Modeling
  • Result
  • Panorama

The Truckee River Bridge is designed as a single span bridge simply supported on cellular
abutments that are proposed to carry California State Route 89 over the Truckee River in the city
of Tahoe City, CA. The cellular abutments allow bike paths to pass below the structure at each
side of the River. This bridge is part of a larger realignment project led by Central Federal Lands
and funded by the Federal Lands Access Program. During initial design, the proposed structure
was detailed with three spans, a curved deck, and deep foundations. By reducing the spans to a
single span supported on cellular cast-in-place abutments on spread footings, the project cost is
greatly reduced. To design the columns that formed the river side of the abutment, the structure
is modeled in midas Civil 3D to evaluate the plastic response of the columns under severe seismic
loading.

Project Contact
Engineering Consultant
CH2M
Address
9191 South Jamaica Street, Englewood, Colorado 80112, USA
Introduction
CH2M HILL, also known as CH2M, is a global engineering company that provides consulting, design, construction, and operations services for corporations, and federal, state, and local governments.
Website
https://www.ch2m.com
Email
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