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Temporary Traffic Deck Over Braced Excavation

by James T. Cahill, J. F. White Contracting Co, Newton, United States,
Kenneth A. Pidgeon, J. F. White Contracting Co, Newton, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Preparing for Construction in the 21st Century

Abstract:

A case history is used to examine the planning, design, and installation of a temporary traffic deck over a 23-foot-deep braced excavation. The deck was installed in a three-phase sequence to allow traffic to continue on a major city roadway during excavation and the nine-month construction period. The temporary roadway deck consisted of 2000 square feet of timber decking supported by steel girders. The temporary traffic deck system is evaluated in terms of performance, constructability, and safety.

Subject Headings: Traffic safety | Steel decks | Excavation | Traffic accidents | Decks | Traffic management | Bracing

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