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Tarnava Viaduct, steel arch railway structure

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The Tarnava River Bridge is part of the rehabilitation works on the Brașov–Simeria railway line, within the Sighișoara–Coșlariu section in Romania. This line belongs to the IV Pan-European Corridor, is double-track, and has a design speed of 160 km/h.

The new bridge crosses the Tarnava River near the city of Sighișoara by means of a single-span structure with a span of 125 m and a total width of 15.6 m. The deck consists of a double vertical steel truss arch configuration with a lower deck, whose main elements are two longitudinal steel tie girders. The deck platform between the arches has a width of 9.20 m to accommodate the double track, and is resolved as a composite system comprising transverse beams, two longitudinal stringers, and a concrete slab connected to the steel elements. Pedestrian walkways located at the edges of the cross-section complete the deck.

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Tarnava Viaduct
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