100 North Street Bridge Over Logan River Project Rubber Bridge Engineering

Team

  • Chandler Baird
  • Evan Capron
  • Micah Rasmussen
  • Derek Walker
bridge over river

Superstructure Final Design

Limited Depth Plan Cross-Section View with W27x194 Girders

Bridge Diagram

Substructure Final Design

Bridge Profile View

Bridge Diagram

Foundations: Driven Piles

Piles are required for 100 North Bridge due to Logan City standards for local scour event from the Logan River. Piles were designed to be driven 42 feet into underlying gravel layer. “Driven Pile are Tested Pile” - PCDA

Layer Soil Type Thickness Setup Factor Unit Weight Strength Nominal Curve
1 Cohesionless 10.00 ft 1.000 125.00 pcf 34.0/34.0 Nordlund
2 Cohesive 23.00 ft 1.000 97.00 pcf 1985.00 psf T-79 Steel
3 Cohesionless 17.00 ft 1.000 125.00 pcf 32.0/32.0 Nordlund
Pile Information
Pile Type H pile
Top of Pile (ft) 8.00
Diameter of Pile (in) 14.70
Nominal Considerations
Water Table Depth At time Of  
Drilling (ft) 10.00
Driving/Restrike (ft) 10.00
Nominal (ft) 10.00
Nominal Considerations  
Local Scour (ft) 15.00
Long Term Scour (ft) 0.00
Soft Soil (ft) 0.00

Superstructure Alternative

Void Slab Section View with Biaxial Voided Slab 4’ x 2’2”

Bridge Diagram

Decision Matrix

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Detour Route

The 100 North bridge provides the only access to over 250 homes as well as local businesses. These homes are enveloped by Logan River along the North side and a steep grade along the South side. This posed a significant problem for construction of the new bridge. To mitigate this problem Rubber Bridge Engineering designed a new road to be temporary placed in an acquired easement connecting Conifer Place to Pointe Place. This road will be deconstructed after the new bridge becomes operational.

Detour Map

Typical Section for Detour Route

Detour diagram

100 North Street Bridge Proposal Summary

Rubber Bridge Engineering is over the 100 North Bridge Project used in the Logan River Restoration Project. The100 North Street Bridge is being replaced and the implementation of the proposed new bridge will improve the safety and aesthetics of the surrounding area. The new bridge will also accommodate a new and improved floodplain for the Logan River. Rubber Bridge Engineering designed a pre-engineered steel girder for the superstructure of the bridge and steel reinforced concrete piles for the foundation of the bridge. The transportation detour for the project uses the Conifer Place to Pointe Place detour route and roadway improvements. Funding this proposal will benefit Logan, Utah with a safer river system and an improvement towards the aesthetics and safety of the bridge

Special Thanks to

  • Kyle Dana S.E. with Forsgren Associates
  • Ziqi Song PhD with Utah State University
  • Austin Ball with Utah State University