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On-Site Visualization Monitoring for Long Span Bridge on Delhi Metro Project


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1 Oriental Consultant Ltd, Tokyo, Japan
2 Department of Civil Engineering, Kobe University, Japan
3 Transportation Planning Division, CSIR-Central Road Research Institute, New Delhi 110 025, India
4 Design and Planning Department, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd, New Delhi 110 003, India
5 AKEBONO Brake Industry, Tokyo, Japan
 

A new monitoring scheme, based on the concept of onsite visualization (OSV), was successfully applied for monitoring safety conditions during construction of a long span cantilever bridge in Delhi Metro Phase-II project in 2010. The bridge construction with challenging features included a 100 m long span over the Northern Railways tracks passing below, the balanced cantilever construction methodology with a see-saw condition of the pin-connected girder during segment casting processes and a horizontal curvature of the girder with 300 m radius. The light-emitting sensors with dual functions, namely sensing and simultaneous visual output of measured results, were employed in this project and played crucial roles to capture unique behaviours of the bridge under construction and to ensure safety throughout the project.

Keywords

Balanced Cantilever Construction, Laser Pointer, Long Span Bridge, On-Site Visualization.
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Authors

Chitoshi Izumi
Oriental Consultant Ltd, Tokyo, Japan
Shinichi Akutagawa
Department of Civil Engineering, Kobe University, Japan
Ch. Ravi Sekhar
Transportation Planning Division, CSIR-Central Road Research Institute, New Delhi 110 025, India
Rajan Kataria
Design and Planning Department, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd, New Delhi 110 003, India
Reiko Abe
Oriental Consultant Ltd, Tokyo, Japan
Hirofumi Haga
AKEBONO Brake Industry, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract


A new monitoring scheme, based on the concept of onsite visualization (OSV), was successfully applied for monitoring safety conditions during construction of a long span cantilever bridge in Delhi Metro Phase-II project in 2010. The bridge construction with challenging features included a 100 m long span over the Northern Railways tracks passing below, the balanced cantilever construction methodology with a see-saw condition of the pin-connected girder during segment casting processes and a horizontal curvature of the girder with 300 m radius. The light-emitting sensors with dual functions, namely sensing and simultaneous visual output of measured results, were employed in this project and played crucial roles to capture unique behaviours of the bridge under construction and to ensure safety throughout the project.

Keywords


Balanced Cantilever Construction, Laser Pointer, Long Span Bridge, On-Site Visualization.



DOI: https://doi.org/10.18520/cs%2Fv106%2Fi9%2F1280-1290