Russky Bridge

43.063055555556131.90833333333Koordinaten: 43 ° 3 ' 47 " N, 131 ° 54' 30" E

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The Russky Bridge (Russian Мост на остров Русский ) is a value passed to the traffic in July 2012 cable-stayed bridge which has the world's largest span of 1104 m. The multi-part road bridge with a total length of 3100 m and four lane spans in the Russian city of Vladivostok the Eastern Bosphorus Strait and connects the city with Russky Island. The building was built on the occasion of which took place on the island from the 2nd to September 9, 2012 Asia-Pacific economic summit.

The arranged between the prestressed concrete flyovers main bridge is a cable-stayed bridge with a length of 1885.53 m. The central hole has a main span of 1104 m with a 21 m wide road carrier with a steel box girder cross-section. The remaining bridge sections are made of prestressed concrete. The 320.9 meter high pylons have in the transverse direction, the shape of an " A" and made ​​of reinforced concrete. The stay cables are arranged with the fan system in two planes and a maximum of 578 m long. The vertical clearance for ships is 70 m.

Elaborately is the structural protection. This includes due to extreme wind conditions 184 passive and forty adjustable hydraulic damper for vibration minimization for the long stay cables. The seismic hazard requiring three hydraulic dampers at the bridge ends to keep any oscillations of the bridge in the longitudinal direction is small and two road crossings on the 23.5 -m-wide expansion joints. On 24 movable and guided bearings with loads of up to 3400 tonnes of the building is supported as well.

At the same time the construction of the subsequent, more than 2 km long bridge over the Golden Horn, which opened on August 11, 2012 ran.