Design of a Steel Pipe Bridge Across a Ravine in Sparwood, BC

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Degree granting institution: British Columbia Institute of Technology
Thesis advisor: Chong, Phyllis
Contributor: Russell, Jacquie
Sponsor: Tsuji, Evan
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The purpose of this project was to design a bridge structure to support a 100mm HDPE pipeline transporting antiscalant across a 26-meter-wide ravine in Sparwood, BC. The ravine is located at the Line Creek mining site, which operates an Active Water Treatment Facility that requires the fluid for its processes. Because the bridge is located in a mountainous environment with sub-zero temperatures, specific design considerations were required for thermal protection and environmental loading. Evan Tsuji, P.Eng., a Civil Engineer at Stantec, sponsored this project and provided guidance where required.
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CIVL 4090
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