Major Bridge Projects--A multi-disciplinary approach
Modern bridge building is much more than concrete, steel and money. The overall socioeconomic impact, influence on people migration, traffic, use of primary materials, safety of construction impact on the environment, energy, risk scenarios, health, and most relevant now: climate and CO2 emissions, are amongst the parameters which enter into the decision process at the overall holistic conceptual level, the more detailed level of selection of bridge sites, and selection of bridge types as well as construction methods and selection of materials and products. The paper illustrates these dilemmas and illustrates by specific examples how this complicated decision process can be managed and structured in order to arrive at an overall satisfactory solution for design, construction and maintenance throughout the lifetime (life cycle) to these sometimes contradictory parameters and requirements.
bridges materials climate risk safety environment socioeconomics traffic CO2 energy life cycle society aesthetics
Klaus H.OSTENFELD Erik Y.ANDERSEN
IABSE, Denmark COWI Denmark
国际会议
IABSE Workshop Shanghai 2009(国际桥梁及结构工程协会学术研讨会)
上海
英文
1-23
2009-05-11（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）