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Road bridge over the Tisza, Szeged, Hungary, 2001.
Tisza Szeged

Tender invite by:
Local authorities of Municipality of the City of Szeged.
Tender:
Eleven Design studios from Hungary, Germany and Serbia (one studio) were invited to tender.
Team of authors presented it's project in City hall in April 2001.
Competition team:
DEL ING d.o.o., Belgrade,
(ex Delfin Inženjering d.o.o.).

GENERAL BRIDGE INFORMATION

Depending on the construction phases, two variants of the structure were proposed, both with the same structure concept. Variant 1 - Bridge with 4 road lanes; Variant 2 - two separate structures with 2 road lanes each. Bridge structure: 1) bridge over the river is system of cable stayed bridge 216 +54 +54 m, 2) approach bridge, 4 x 54 m. Total bridge width is 23.40 m. Bridge beam over the river and the continuous girder of the approach bridge are composite steel-concrete sections. Bridge pylon over the river is concrete in the lower parts and steel in the upper part. Taking in considerations the minimum cost and aesthetic analysis this bridge system has been chosen.

Tisza Szeged

Team of authors:
Dr. Ing. Bratislav Stipanić
Dipl.Ing. Aleksandar Bojović,
Prof. Dr. Ing. Šerif Dunica
Prof. Dr. Ing. Miloš Lazović.

COMPETITION RESULTS
Award: The best rated project.

Tisza Szeged

Material quantities of the river bridge base per m2:    
steel for beams and pylons: 295 kg/m2  
cable stays: 45 kg/m2  
bridge deck: 0,26 m3/m2  
reinforcement, beams + pylons: 70+8 kg/m2  

Material quantities of the approach bridge base per m2:    
steel: 165 kg/m2  
concrete: 0,26 m3/m2  
reinforcement: 70 kg/m2  

LITERATURE

Stipanić,S., Bojović,A. Dunica, Š., Lazović,M.:
New roadway bridge over Tisza river in Seged - Design solution proposal.
Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Bridges Across the Danube 2004.
Novi Sad, Serbia & Montenegro, 24-26 June 2004.
Bridges in Danube Basin - Volume I, p. 371-378.
Edited by Bratislav Stipanić. Euro Gardi Group, Novi Sad, 2004.