

(Bridge located at the junction of Ifflandstraße and the Isarring, Munich) Project DescriptionThe Bridge located at the junction of Ifflandstraße and the Isarring (Mittlerer Ring) in Munich was built in the year 1963 as a three bay bridge with hollow slab construction under full longitudinal tension with lateral cantiliever plates. The span between the t-beams (h x w = 1.25 x 4.75 m) ranges between 26 and 32 m. The hollow bodies have a diameter of 50-85 cm. The concrete quality corresponds to B 45, and the planned concrete cover amounts to 2.0-2.5 cm TaskThe building authority of the city of Munich commissioned us to develop a repair concept after a percise condition survey. ProcedureIn addition to a visual assessment of the damage to determine the status of the bridge, investigations into the chloride content as well as concrete cover and potential field measurements of surface openings were conducted. Furthermore, hollow locations were detected during the construction test. In the hollow locations there were up to six free tendons, the sheaths were corroded through in places and directly on the sheaths adjacent to the tension wires extensive corrosion was found. However the inject status of the tendons was good. The wooden framework of the hollow body showed defects, which led to the damage of the construction.
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| Top view and cross section of the bridge construction compressed hollow body caused by displacement of the timber formwork corroded tendons |