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| Bridge Name: | Lleida pedestrian bridge over Segre River |
| Carries: | Pedestrians |
| Crosses: | Segre River |
| Owner: | Lleida Municipality |
| Locale: | Lleida (Spain) |
| Maint: | Lleida Municipalily |
| Designer: | Pedelta Structural Engineers |
| Material: | GFRP translucent deck panels |
| Opened: | 2010 |
The Pedestrian Bridge over the Segre River is a bridge in Lleida, Catalonia, Spain. In 2000, Lleida City Council organized an open competition for a new pedestrian bridge. It marks the entrance to the campus and functions as a communication and public space.[1]
The bridge contains four spans frame long embedded into three slender piers of reinforced concrete. Abutments are integrated into, either existing or new, walls defining a continuous with the built environment of the city. In this way, an integral bridge (without joints at piers) is obtained.
Translucent composite materials (GFRP)-(Fiberglass) have been used in the form of structural floor panels and wall panels for both the railing and the flooring.
The structure is designed with a double composite action. The steel box girder was assembled using temporary support.