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Model of customer project 1121 "Bow River Pedestrian Bridge in Banff, Canada"
This slender timber pedestrian bridge was constructed over the Bow River in Banff. The town of Banff is Canada’s first national park located in the beautiful Canadian Rockies. At 13 ft wide and 38 ft long, the bridge is complete with a 263-foot clear span, which is perhaps the longest of its kind for a timber bridge.
The structural and dynamic analysis was performed in RFEM by StructureCraft Builders Inc., a customer of Dlubal Software
StructureCraft Builders Inc., Canada
www.structurecraft.com
3D model (top) and 1. mode shape (bottom) of the bridge in RFEM (© StructureCraft Builders Inc.)
This slender timber pedestrian bridge was constructed over the Bow River in Banff. The town of Banff is Canada’s first national park located in the beautiful Canadian Rockies. At 13 ft wide and 38 ft long, the bridge is complete with a 263-foot clear span, which is perhaps the longest of its kind for a timber bridge.
The structural and dynamic analysis was performed in RFEM by StructureCraft Builders Inc., a customer of Dlubal Software
StructureCraft Builders Inc., Canada
www.structurecraft.com
3D model (top) and 1. mode shape (bottom) of the bridge in RFEM (© StructureCraft Builders Inc.)
Bow River Pedestrian Bridge in Banff, Canada
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| Number of Nodes | 235 |
| Number of Lines | 272 |
| Number of Members | 152 |
| Number of Load Cases | 160 |
| Dimensions (Metric) | 95.298 x 11.290 x 2.528 m |
| Dimensions (Imperial) | 312.66 x 37.04 x 8.29 feet |
| Program Version | 5.09.01 |