Bridge and flyover design covers the structural and geometric design of road bridges, flyovers and viaducts, from foundations and substructure to girders, bearings and expansion joints. Vishvaratna Infrasolutions prepares design calculations, drawings and reports to the standards specified by the client, typically the Indian Roads Congress (IRC) codes in India.
Bridge designs in India generally follow the Indian Roads Congress (IRC) codes, for example IRC:6 for loads and load combinations, IRC:112 for concrete road bridges, IRC:78 for foundations and substructure, and IRC:24 for steel road bridges. The client's contract sets the governing standards.
Both are elevated structures. A flyover usually carries a road over another road or junction in an urban setting, while a bridge generally crosses a river, railway or other obstacle. The structural design principles are the same.
Road bridges in India are designed to Indian Roads Congress (IRC) codes, for example IRC:6 for loads and IRC:112 for concrete bridges, together with the project's contract requirements.
Many authorities require independent proof checking of important structures. Whether it applies is set by the project contract. See our proof checking service for how it works.
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