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Wind Design and Analysis for the Normandy Bridge

by Michel Virlogeux, SETRA, Bagneux, France,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Structural Engineering in Natural Hazards Mitigation

Abstract:

The Normandy Bridge will represent an important progress in the field of cable-stayed bridges, with a main span 856-metre long. This paper explains how the design has been oriented to limit wind forces, and also evokes the long wind analyses which have been made to assess aeroelastic stability and structural safety in turbulent winds.

Subject Headings: Cable stayed bridges | Structural safety | Cables | Bridge design | Wind engineering | Structural stability | Structural design

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