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Federal Transit Administration • Federal Highway Administration City of Vancouver • City of Portland • SW Washington Regional Transportation Council • Metro • C-TRAN • TriMet Current Bridge Criteria and Constraints Update to Project Sponsors Council December 10, 2010 Frank Green Structural Engineering Manager Rob Turton Principal Bridge Engineer

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Federal Transit Administration • Federal Highway AdministrationCity of Vancouver • City of Portland • SW Washington Regional Transportation Council • Metro • C-TRAN • TriMet

Current Bridge Criteria and ConstraintsUpdate to Project Sponsors Council

December 10, 2010Frank GreenStructural Engineering Manager

Rob TurtonPrincipal Bridge Engineer

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• River crossing constraints• 2008 Bridge type screening process• Bridge type study• River crossing type timeline

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Presentation topics

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CRC project area

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Victory Blvd.

Marine Drive

Hayden Island

SR14

Mill Plain

Fourth Plain

SR500

Interstate Bridge

Washington

Oregon

Expo Station

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• Aviation• River navigation• Cultural and historic resources• Environmental

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River crossing constraints

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Aviation

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Navigation and aviation constraints

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Existing navigation channels

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Existing navigation channels

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Physical constraints

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Pearson Field

Vancouver National Historic Reserve

BNSF Railroad

Downtown Vancouver

Old Apple Tree

Land Bridge

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Cultural and historical constraints

Vancouver National Historic Reserve

Downtown Vancouver

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Cultural and historical constraints

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- Vancouver National Historic Reserve Impacts- City of Vancouver Impacts

Vancouver National Historic Reserve

Downstream Alignment Footprint

Downtown Vancouver

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Cultural and historical constraints

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Upstream Alignment Footprint

5+ acres additional 4F impacts compared to downstream alignment

- Vancouver National Historic Reserve Impacts- City of Vancouver Impacts

Vancouver National Historic Reserve

Downtown Vancouver

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Columbia RiverEnvironmental constraints

• 16 ESA-listed fish species

• 1 ESA-listed marine mammal

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Environmental constraints

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2-Bridge Footprint / In Water Piers

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Environmental constraints

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3-Bridge Footprint / In Water Piers

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• Determine bridge types that should be screened / analyzed

• Tier 1 Screening– Determined which bridge types have the technical merit to

warrant further consideration. Bridge types either passed or failed the performance requirements (project constraints and technical suitability)

• Tier 2 Screening– Bridge types that passed tier 1 were measured and analyzed

against 6 performance attributes and 2 cost attributes.

Bridge type screening process

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• Jugesh Kapur (WSDOT)• Tim Moore (WSDOT)• Bruce Johnson (ODOT)• Craig Shike (ODOT)• Shoukry Elnahal (FWHA)• Barry Brecto (FHWA)• John Buchheit (FTA PMOC)• Rod Miller (FTA PMOC)• Steve Thoman (Independent Consultant)• John Clark (Independent Consultant)• Rob Turton (CRC, HDR)• Matt Deml (CRC, HDR)

Type screening workshop – Oct. 2008

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Bridge type screening workshop

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Genre Three-Bridge Two-Bridge

Cable Supported • Cable Stayed • Cable Stayed

• Extradosed • Extradosed

• Suspension • Suspension

• Extradosed Suspended

Arch • Deck Arch • Deck Arch

• Through Arch • Through Arch

Truss • Deck Truss • Deck Truss

• Through Truss • Through Truss

Girder • Concrete I-Girder • Concrete Segmental Girder

• Concrete Segmental Girder • Open Web Box Girder

• Steel Box Girder • Steel Box Girder

• Steel I-Girder • Suspended Frame

• Haunched Concrete Box withI-Girder Drop-In Spans

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Table 5-2. Tier 1 screening results

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Table 5-2. Tier 1 screening results

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Table 5-2. Tier 1 screening results

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Bridge types analyzed in Tier 2

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Genre Three-Bridge Two-Bridge

Cable Supported • Cable Stayed • Cable Stayed

• Extradosed • Extradosed

• Suspension • Suspension

• Extradosed Suspended

Arch • Deck Arch • Deck Arch

• Through Arch • Through Arch

Truss • Deck Truss • Deck Truss

• Through Truss • Through Truss

Girder • Concrete I-Girder • Concrete Segmental Girder

• Concrete Segmental Girder • Open Web Box Girder

• Steel Box Girder • Steel Box Girder

• Steel I-Girder • Suspended Frame

• Haunched Concrete Box withI-Girder Drop-In Spans

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Table 6-1. Performance attributes for Tier 2 screening

Table 6-2. Cost attributes for Tier 2 screening

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Tier 2 results – 3 bridge configuration

• Bridge type performance and cost attribute screenings for three-bridge configurations resulted in a “value index” for each bridge type. A higher percentage indicates greater relative value.

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• Bridge type performance and cost attribute screenings for two-bridge configurations resulted in a “value index” for each bridge type. A higher percentage indicates greater relative value.

Tier 2 results – 2 bridge configuration

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Bridge type study

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Genre Three-Bridge Two-Bridge

Cable Supported • Cable Stayed • Cable Stayed

• Extradosed • Extradosed

• Suspension • Suspension

• Extradosed Suspended

Arch • Deck Arch • Deck Arch

• Through Arch • Through Arch

Truss • Deck Truss • Deck Truss

• Through Truss • Through Truss

Girder • Concrete I-Girder • Concrete Segmental Girder

• Concrete Segmental Girder • Open Web Box Girder

• Steel Box Girder • Steel Box Girder

• Steel I-Girder • Suspended Frame

• Haunched Concrete Box withI-Girder Drop-In Spans

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• Preliminary design for all 10 bridge types– Conceptual engineering– Conceptual plans, elevations and sections– Conceptual quantities

• Preliminary cost estimates– Contractor bid style

• Recommended bridge type for 2-bridge and 3-bridge scenarios

Bridge type study

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• 3-Bridge Recommendation– Concrete Segmental Box Girder

Bridge type study

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• 2-Bridge Recommendation– Open Web Box Girder

Bridge type study

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River crossing type timeline

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PSC recommends open-web box and endorsedPBAC recommendations forMaintenance/Security plans

UDAG recommends open-web box

PBAC recommends open-web box (contingent

upon maintenance / security plans)

PSC recommends two-bridge option

UDAG recommends two-bridge option

FHWA recommends against a shared facility

inside a closed box

VE Study developsStacked Transit Highway Bridge

Concept

FHWA concurs with open-web box bridge

type for two-bridge option

Bridge Technical Screening / Type Study

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Federal Transit Administration • Federal Highway AdministrationCity of Vancouver • City of Portland • SW Washington Regional Transportation Council • Metro • C-TRAN • TriMet

700 Washington Street, Suite 300Vancouver WA, 98660

Washington 360-737-2726 Oregon 503-256-2726Toll-Free 866-396-2726

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