2nd Peterhof bridge - a bridge across the Duderhof channel in the Krasnoselsky district of St. Petersburg .
| 2nd Peterhof Bridge | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Application area | car, pedestrian |
| Crosses | Duderhof Canal |
| Location | Krasnoselsky district of St. Petersburg |
| Design | |
| Type of construction | three-hinged frame |
| Material | reinforced concrete |
| total length | 36 m |
| Bridge width | 22 m |
| Lanes | 2 |
| Exploitation | |
| Opening | 1982 |
Location
Located along the side passage of the Peterhof highway .
Near the bridge is the South Seaside Park .
Upstream is the 1st Peterhof Bridge , and below is the Akhmat Kadyrov Bridge .
The nearest metro station is Veteran Avenue .
Title
Until 2010, the bridge was nameless, in 2010 it was named the 2nd Peterhof highway by the name of the Peterhof highway (the bridge located upstream was called the 1st Peterhof highway ) [1] .
History
The bridge was built in 1982 according to the design of the Lengiproinzhproekt engineer A.A. Sokolova [2] .
Design
The bridge is single-span, reinforced concrete, frame-cantilever system (three-hinged frame) with a curved outline of the lower belt [2] . The frame crossbar is made of prefabricated prefabricated reinforced concrete elements, monolithic with the frame “legs”. Console beams close in the middle of the span through an imperfect hinge. The reinforced concrete slab of the roadway is included in the operation of the main beams. The abutments of the bridge are massive, made of monolithic reinforced concrete, on a natural foundation, lined with granite. The facades are lined with metal sheet. Low abutment walls adjoin the abutments. The total length of the bridge is 36 m, the width of the bridge is 22 m [2] .
The bridge is designed for traffic and pedestrians. The carriageway of the bridge includes 2 lanes for the movement of vehicles. The covering of the roadway and sidewalks is asphalt concrete. The sidewalks on the bridge are arranged at an elevated level, there are no sidewalk fences from the roadway. Railings - cast-iron cast grates with metal inserts, completed on the foundations with a granite parapet. Granite stair descents are arranged on the upper side of the bridge.
Notes
- ↑ Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg No. 1017 dated 07/28/2010 "On naming names of anonymous bridges in St. Petersburg"
- ↑ 1 2 3 2nd Peterhof bridge // St. Petersburg State Budget Institution Mostotrest
Links
- 2nd Peterhof bridge // SPb GBU "Mostotrest"
- Bridges over the Duderhof River (Ligovka) and the Duderhof Canal