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Kai Tak Tunnel east entrance, near the old Kai Tak airport
Taxiway bridges and runway bridges are bridges at airports to bring airplane taxiways and runways across
motorways, railroads, or waterways. A taxiway bridge must be designed to carry the weight of the maximum
size airplanes crossing and perhaps stopping directly upon it. A runway bridge is similar but may have
different stresses. Alternatively, a motorway may be brought by tunnel underneath one or more runways and
taxiways. Examples include:
References[edit]
1. ^ Jump up to:a b O.C. Guedelhoefer; J.R. Janney. W.R. Schriever,
ed. Evaluation of Performance by Full-Scale Testing. American Society for
Testing and Materials. pp. 17–19. (book title is Full-Scale Load Testing of
Structures)
2. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e f Ted Bush; Kent Bormann; Rob Turton (Spring
2008). "Airport Bridges Take Off" (PDF). Aspire. Retrieved July 31,2016.
3. ^ Jump up to:a b Shane Johnson; Tom Morrison (April 10, 2015). "Design and
Construction of Micropiles Supporting Taxiway Bridge" (PDF).
4. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e f g h i j k Kevin M. Gorak; Troy D. Jessop (Winter 2009). "A
New Welcome at the Port Columbus International Airport" (PDF). Aspire:
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in the web version)
5. Jump up^ "Advisory Circular AC 150/5300-13A" (PDF). Federal Aviation
Administration. May 1, 2012.
6. Jump up^ Anthony N. Mavrogiannis, of Airport Consultants Council,
Review Comments on Advisory Circular 150/5300-13, Airport Design, see
esp. p.3.
7. Jump up^ Alan R. Jefts (1983). Finite Element Analysis of a Taxiway
Bridge. American Society of Civil Engineers. in book Proceedings of the
Eighth Conference on Electronic Computation
8. Jump up^ LAX airport diagram, 1956 shows runways 25 and 26 crossing the
line of Sepulveda Boulevard (although boulevard is not indicated).
9. Jump
up^https://ekonomi.kompas.com/read/2017/02/10/101500626/bandara.soekar
no-hatta.bangun.east.cross.taxiway.
10. Jump up^ David A. Burrows (October 2013). "Bridges for Planes, Trains,
but not Automobiles". Structure.
11. Jump up^ "Tampa International Airport - Taxiway B Bridge Design-Build.
Tampa, Florida". Finley Engineering Group.
12. Jump up^ Sun Rongmei; Zhang Xianmin. "Dynamic Analysis of the Taxiway
Bridge Under Aircraft Moving Load".
13. Jump up^ Corrosion Investigation Study of Reinforcing Steel Taxiway
Bridge and Spiral Ramps at Chicago-O'Hare International Airport. 1982.
14. Jump up^ [1] Airport World 1973, vol 6, pages 36-37.
15. ^ Jump up to:a b c d Google maps, accessed July 2016
16. Jump up^ Anthony Walker. Hong Kong: The Contractors' Experience. p. 89.
External links[edit]
Port Columbus International Airport Cross-Over Taxiway Bridge Project
Coordinates: 40.0002°N 82.9052°W
Categories:
Bridges by mode of traffic
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