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Tân Vũ – Ponte Lạch Huyện

Tân Vũ – Ponte Lạch Huyện

 

A Ponte Tan Vu-Lach Huyen tem 5,4 km de extensão e está localizada a leste de Hai Phong, no norte do Vietnã. A ponte conecta o distrito de Hai Han (a leste de Hai Phong) ao novo porto de Lach Huyen, localizado no distrito insular de Cat Hai. Isso também permitirá que o porto de Lach Huyen seja conectado diretamente à rodovia Hai Phong/Hanói, reduzindo drasticamente o tempo de trânsito até a capital do Vietnã.

O projeto da ponte faz parte de um plano de infraestrutura mais amplo: o projeto de infraestrutura da rodovia Tan Vu–Lach Huyen, que visa desenvolver Hai Phong como um importante centro de transporte no norte do Vietnã.

Para este projeto de ponte, a Dextra forneceu dois tipos de sistemas de pós-tensionamento:

  • Para o reforço permanente de segmentos de vigas pré-fabricadas, a Dextra forneceu Sistemas de barras lisas PT com extremidades roscadas nos tamanhos M39 e M49, graus 835/1030 e 930/1080. Os sistemas de barras Dextra são utilizados para o pós-tensionamento vertical de segmentos de concreto.

  • Para a elevação e fixação temporária dos segmentos de vigas pré-moldadas durante a fase de construção, a Dextra forneceu seus sistemas de barras totalmente roscadas nos diâmetros 32 e 36, grau 1080/1230.

Para todas as aplicações temporárias, como operações de elevação e fixação, sistemas de barras PT totalmente rosqueadas são uma solução prática e econômica, pois podem ser facilmente cortadas, ajustadas e reutilizadas diversas vezes. Graças à sua rosca contínua, as barras podem ser emendadas em qualquer ponto com o uso de acopladores ou esticadores, também disponíveis na Dextra.

Para obter mais informações e suporte de engenharia sobre sistemas de pós-tensionamento no Vietnã, entre em contato com nosso escritório em Bangkok.

Ponte Bach Dang (VN2021), ponte estaiada de vários vãos no Vietnã

Bach Dang Bridge (VN2021), a multi-span cabled-stayed bridge in Vietnam

 

The Bach Dang Bridge is the first all-Vietnamese designed and constructed mega infrastructural project located in northern Vietnam. The project is estimated to cost 7.3 trillion VND (approximately 312.2 million USD). The 5.4-kilometer bridge spans over the historic Bach Dang River and is part of the Hanoi–Quang Ninh highway project. It also features 4 lanes of 28 meters wide, meticulously designed for speeds of up to 100 km/hour traffic. The bridge and highway connection are intended to help shorten the distance from Hanoi and Quang Ninh from 175 km. to 125 km., as well as to cut travel times between the two localities in half.

 

A construção da primeira ponte estaiada de vários vãos no Vietnã

The very first made-in-Vietnam multi-span cabled-stayed bridge features 3 H-pylons, representing Hanoi, Hai Phong, and Quang Ninh urban areas. These regions are now connected by the bridge to boost their economic growth. Bach Dang River has a historical significance as it is the site of the Battle of Bach Dang in 938CE, where rebel Vietnamese forces defeated and put an end to the Chinese imperial domination of Vietnam. Bach Dang Bridge will only further enhance the strategic edge of the northern region.

 

Barras de pós-tensionamento Dextra para aplicações permanentes da ponte

Para a construção da ponte Bach Dang, barras Dextra totalmente roscadas foram aplicadas como âncoras de pós-tensionamento permanentes.
For this mega infrastructural project, Dextra supplied over 100 high-performance post-tensioning bar systems. Also known as PT bars, they are specifically designed for post-tensioned applications. They can be corrosion-protected, as is the case for the equipment supplied in the project. The corrosion protection is done in a controlled facility in Dextra’s factory before being shipped to the site.

To learn more about our products, discover Dextra’s solutions for bridges and viaducts.

Construção das segundas pontes de Kanchpur, Meghna e Gumti

Construção das segundas pontes de Kanchpur, Meghna e Gumti


O Projeto de Construção de 2ª Pontes de Kanchpur, Meghna e Gumti e Reabilitação de Pontes Existentes (projeto KMG) inclui a construção de três novas pontes na Rodovia Nacional No. 1 (NH-1) através dos rios Kanchpur, Meghna e Gumti, bem como a reabilitação e renovação de pontes existentes.

As novas pontes têm quatro faixas e são construídas ao lado de pontes mais antigas com estradas de acesso.

The objective of the project is to improve traffic conditions and transportation efficiency on National Highway No. 1 between Dhaka and Chittagong, contributing to Bangladesh’s long-term economic growth.

Dextra supplied thousands of Unitec couplers, ranging from 12 mm to 28 mm in diameter, to connect top slabs and piers.

Unitec is a bolted splicing system designed for the connection of two rebars that haven’t been previously prepared (no thread). It can be assembled on site with a standard impact/pneumatic wrench.

Via Expressa Norte de Luzon

North Luzon Expressway

The North Luzon Expressway project (NLEx) is a large road project, partly elevated, taking place north of Manila, the capital of the Philippines. The objective of the project is to provide a robust North-South road link on Luzon Island. The total length of the project exceeds 80 km.

Para este projeto, a Dextra apoiou a empreiteira Leighton Philippinese com seu popular
Bartec solution, a popular rebar splicing method in Southeast Asia.

Bartec is very popular in Asia as it offers contractors a reliable way of connecting rebar. The unique sequence of the Bartec rebar preparation, which starts by cutting/enlarging the bar end, allows for uniformity of the rebar before threading, making it reliable over time, even between different lots of bars.

Between 2015 and 2017, rebar couplers were used on the elevated segment of the North Luzon Expressway project at the top of the bridge pylons. Couplers allowed the connection between the pylons and the head of the precast beams, which will ultimately support the road.

For this application alone, more than 78,000 rebar couplers were used in diameters D28 & D36. Bartec’s range of diameters supported is one of the widest among the Dextra range; for more information, please refer to our Technical Datasheet available in the Download Section.

Bezons Viaduct, France

Bezons Viaduct, France

The Bezons Viaduct is part of the extension of Paris’ suburban train line E (Eole), a hybrid transit system connecting the capital to its suburbs. This viaduct features a 96-meter-long bowstring-arch bridge that links the new train line to the existing network, allowing it to pass over an active railway line below.

To ensure the stability of the 2,000-ton structure, a robust concrete tensioning system was required, and Dextra provided its Barras de tensão for the task.

Dextra's Tension Rod System is a high-performance solution designed to provide structural stability in various construction applications, particularly in bridges and viaducts. It provides a reliable method for applying and maintaining tension across structural elements.

The success of the project, both in design and customer satisfaction, was driven by the strong collaboration between Dextra and its local partner, Freyssinet.

Image credit: https://www.lemoniteur.fr/article/bezons-le-bow-string-du-saut-de-mouton-d-eole-est-en-place.2044730#! ©CHRISTOPHE RECOURA/FOORESO

Zuari Bridge, India

Zuari Bridge, India

A Major Cable-Stayed Bridge in Goa, West India

The Zuari Bridge, a remarkable 640-meter-long, 8-lane cable-stayed bridge, spans the mighty Zuari River in Goa, West India. The project also includes 450 meters of elevated approach roads supported by just two pillars, along with a 12-kilometer detour. The total estimated value of the project is $227 million.

This new bridge will significantly reduce long commute times between the two banks of the river. With a wider span compared to its 30-year-old predecessor, it will also accommodate the increasing vehicular traffic in the region.

The Public Works Department (PWD) aims to enhance road safety and streamline traffic flow with the new structure. In addition to the bridge, two towers with viewing galleries will be incorporated for tourism purposes. The project, which began in 2016, is slated for completion in 2019.

Parallel-Threaded Rebar Couplers for Piles and Pylons

Dextra has played a pivotal role in this landmark project by supplying its renowned Bartec parallel-threaded rebar couplers for Fe 500 and Fe 600 Grade steel. Over 110,000 Bartec couplers are being used in the bridge’s pile cages and pile caps. This iconic project features Fe 600 grade steel in the pile caps and Fe 500 grade steel in piles that extend up to 48 meters deep. The bridge’s 103-meter-high pylons are also designed with Fe 600 grade steel.

Bartec couplers are a high-performance mechanical solution, ensuring no reduction in the cross-sectional area of the bars due to their parallel threads. This characteristic strengthens the rebar connections and simplifies project inventory management—one type of coupler is used for both standard and position applications.

The preparation of each rebar end is efficiently handled by three high-productivity machines, which cut, cold forge, and thread the bars in sequence.

Post-Tensioning Bars for Precast Elements and Segment Castings

In addition to the Bartec couplers, Dextra supplied sistemas de barras de pós-tensionamento for the bridge’s precast segments. These PT bars are crucial for ensuring timely and high-quality erection of precast segments and casting operations.

As of November 2018, over 500 sets of PT bars had been delivered for the project. Dextra supplied these bars to Dilip Buildcon for yard applications and launching operations.

For Phase III of the project, Dextra provided PT bars and accessories to NRS.

Ponte Mahakam IV, Indonésia

Ponte Mahakam IV, Indonésia

The Indonesian Ministry of Public Works (MoPW) commissioned the construction of the Mahakam IV project, a twin-bridge system crossing the Mahakam River in Samarinda, East Kalimantan. The project includes two separate bridges: a 1,388-meter-long cable-stayed bridge with a 220-meter span, 17-meter width, and 22-meter vertical clearance, and a 740-meter-long main bridge with a 14-meter width and 25-meter vertical clearance.

Dextra was involved early in the project, providing BIM tools to integrate the tension support system into the overall structural design.

In total, over 60 carbon steel barras de tensão of various lengths were delivered to the construction site. The system’s forks and turnbuckles allow for adjustable lengths to meet specific site requirements. Dextra’s barra de tensão system efficiently absorbs the structure’s tension loads, with a range of strength grades and surface finishes available to meet both technical and aesthetic needs.

A obra foi concluída e aberta ao tráfego em 2019.

Elevated Stretch of National Highway 44, India

Elevated Stretch of National Highway 44, India

The National Highway 44 (NH 44) is India’s longest highway, stretching 3,745 km from Srinagar to Kanyakumari. As urbanization accelerated, cities along the highway grew rapidly, leading to a significant expansion of neighborhoods adjacent to the road. This growth has caused congestion, as pedestrians and light vehicles along the highway often disrupt the flow of long-haul heavy vehicles, creating safety risks for both local traffic and pedestrians.

To address these challenges, the Highway Authority of India proposed road widening, along with the construction of flyovers over stretches running through densely populated towns. A 34-km elevated stretch of highway between Nagpur and Hyderabad is being developed to improve connectivity between the two cities.

The authorities opted for segmental construction technology for the elevated bridges, with each heavy segment being pré-moldado in a controlled environment at quality-assured pré-moldado yards. Given the substantial size of the pré-moldado segments, the project required lifting equipment capable of handling heavy loads with ease.

Dextra’s hot-rolled fully threaded (FT) bars were the ideal solution to meet these requirements. Over 100 sets of FT post-tensioning bars, along with accessories like end nuts and couplers, have been supplied for lifting and launching the pré-moldado segments using a launching girder.

Dextra's FT Bar systems are commonly used in temporary applications such as heavy lifting, stitching pré-moldado elements, and anchoring steel frame supports. For permanent applications, FT Bars are also suitable for connecting girders and cais in segmental bridge construction.

Temburong Bridge, Brunei

Temburong Bridge, Brunei

O Ponte Temburong, also known as the Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge, spans Brunei Bay in the northeast of the country. At 30 kilometers long and with four lanes, it ranks among the world’s longest sea bridges.

The bridge connects Sungai Besar e Mengkubau, providing a direct route that allows commuters to travel between the two territories without passing through Malaysia, thus bypassing the four immigration checkpoints on the congested alternative route.

Dextra contributed to this project by supplying 34,000 linear meters of Sonitec tubes for integrity testing of the foundation piles, utilizing the CSL (crosshole sonic logging) method.

Construction began in 2014, and the bridge was officially opened to traffic in 2020.

Fonte das imagens: https://www.reduper.com/industry/traffic/bridge/sea-bridge/temburong-bridge/

Barapullah Elevated Corridor, India

Barapullah Elevated Corridor, India

O Corredor Elevado Barapullah is a major infrastructure project in India. The primary purpose of this extension is to ease traffic congestion and provide a new express connection between Indira Gandhi International Airport and East Delhi.

Reinforcing the Elevated Road with PT Bars

For the construction of this flyover, Dextra supplied its fully-threaded post-tensioning bars, along with its well-known Bartec rebar splicing solution, to the contractor L&T Construction.

O fully-threaded PT bar systems were used in temporary applications during the construction process. Dextra’s fully-threaded post-tensioning bars were utilized to lift and launch the precast elements of the expressway’s elevated structures.