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A consulting engineering firm with a focus on transportation since 1944. Always evolving to meet future demands; yet remaining steadfast to our foundation of teamwork, shared commitment and accountability. Presented by: Brian Byrne, P.E., P.Eng. The Lardo Bridge Slide-In

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Page 1: The Lardo Bridge Slide-In

A consulting engineering firm with a focus on transportation since 1944. Always evolving to

meet future demands; yet remaining steadfast to our foundation of teamwork,

shared commitmentand accountability.

Presented by: Brian Byrne, P.E., P.Eng.

The Lardo Bridge Slide-In

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Discussion OutlineDiscussion Outline

Project Overview Design Approach Construction Approach and Slide Details

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McCall, IdahoMcCall, Idaho

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Existing Bridge Existing Bridge

5-Spans, 200 feet long, 33’-8” Wide CIP Concrete Haunched T-beams Constructed in Early 1930s 30’ curb-to-curb with Two Lanes One 5’ Sidewalk

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Project ConstraintsProject Constraints

Shore Lodge

Existing Bridge

Rotary Park

Flood Control Dam

Pipes

Tight ROW

N

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Proposed BridgeProposed Bridge

155’ Single Span Precast Bulb Tee Girders (UBT90) Fixed Abutment with Stiff Leg Approach Four Pile Caps

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Proposed BridgeProposed Bridge

54’ Wide + 8’ “Belvedere” Overlook 2 Lanes + Bike Lanes + Wider Sidewalks Architectural Elements

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Project Configuration & GoalsProject Configuration & Goals

Design Build Contract A+B Bidding… $7,700/ day Avoid Impacts to Summer Traffic, Maintain

Connectivity along SH-55 Reasonable Detour Available No closure before Sep 2nd

Reopen by Dec 23rd

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ProposedProposed

$3.6 m Bid, less than $5 m Estimate 194 Days, NTP to Substantial Completion Cost and Time Savings over Conventional

Construction Bid

$3.6M194 Days

Slide-in Const.

$6.4M259 Days

Conv. Const.

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Project ScheduleProject Schedule

Dec 2013Dec 2013

Jan 2014Jan 2014

Feb 2014Feb 2014

Late March 2014Late March 2014

RFQ

Shortlist

Technical Proposal Submitted

Project Award

Early July 2014Early July 2014 RFC of Early Bridge Package & Site Mob

Oct 15, 2014Oct 15, 2014 Close SH-55 at Bridge

Slide Bridge

Mid Sept 2014Mid Sept 2014 Set Girders

Nov 26, 2014Nov 26, 2014 Reopen SH-55

Oct 27, 2014Oct 27, 2014

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Project TeamProject Team

Idaho Transportation Department – Owner Ralph L. Wadsworth – Contractor Lochner – Prime Consultant Terracon – Geotechnical Engineer 4M Engineering – Temporary Works Hansen Precast – Precast Concrete Girders Forsgren Associates – State Liaison & Engineer

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Design Approach

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SuperstructureSuperstructure

6 - UBT90s with Asymmetric Spacing Corbels for Belvedere Sidewalk Transportation of Girders… 500 mile

delivery

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Transportation of GirdersTransportation of Girders

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SubstructureSubstructure

Pile Caps 4 total ~ 1 in each

Quadrant Installed while Existing

Bridge in Place Constraints due to ROW

in Southeast Quadrant Constraints due to utilities

on North Side

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SubstructureSubstructure

Abutment Stem No moment connection

to Pile Caps Used Shear Keys Longitudinal Post

Tensioning to Span between Pile Caps

Full Width “Shoes”

Shoe

Bearing Seat

Temporary Abutment

Coffer Dam

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SubstructureSubstructure

Slide Slab Placed after demolition Flowable Fill in lieu of Piles Used Ledges to ensure no differential

deflection during slide

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SubstructureSubstructure

Temporary Substructure Two rows of HP Piles each Steel Cap of W14s Separate Designer

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Construction Approach & Slide

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Slide ConceptSlide Concept

Pulled bridge Center Hole Jacks Threaded High Strength Bars Anchorage 3.5 million pounds 10% static friction assumed Steerable

Sliding Surface Stainless Steel anchored to

Concrete Shoes Teflon Slide Pads Non-proprietary

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Pre-Slide Site PlanPre-Slide Site Plan

Overhead Power Lines

New Pile Caps

Superstructure in Temporary LocationN

Slide Slab

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Demolition Setup (10/10)Demolition Setup (10/10)

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Demolition (10/15)Demolition (10/15)

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Demolition (10/15)Demolition (10/15)

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Pre-Slide Setup (10/22)Pre-Slide Setup (10/22)

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Pre-slide Setup (10/27)Pre-slide Setup (10/27)

Pile Caps

Slide Slab

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Pre-slide SetupPre-slide Setup

Slide Pad

PT Bars

Slide Slab

Anchorage

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Push BlockPush Block

Push Block

Center Hole Jack

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Pre-Slide PositionPre-Slide Position

Anchor Block (temporarily attached to North Pile Cap

Temp Abutment

Slide Slab

Pile Cap

Push BlockThreaded HS Bar

Concrete Shoe

Center Hole Jack

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Post-Slide PositionPost-Slide Position

Ledge

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Post-Slide TasksPost-Slide Tasks

Construct Wingwalls (Did not move with bridge) Place Backfill and Approach Slabs Pour Shear Keys Pour Sidewalks (Schedule not Weight)

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Live ActionLive Action

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Thank you!Thank you!

Brian Byrne

[email protected]

(312) 804-3785