For Bridge Designs
that are mostly straight, or slightly curved with a large
radius of curvature, it is appropriate to consider a plane
frame (2D) model for time dependent analysis. For this type
of structure and analysis, IDS provides Bridge Designer II.
Our new Bridge Designer II version 4 was conceived specifically to
provide a time simulation of construction stages for concrete
pre/post-tensioned structures. The analysis provided by Bridge
Designer II is adequate for concrete segmental bridges built
in cantilever or span-by-span (or any other construction method),
concrete cable-stayed bridges as well as composite structures.
Bridge Designer II Version 4 Key Features:
Time Dependent Analysis of Concrete Segmental Bridges
Free yourself from tedious manual computations. Create an accurate time-dependent simulation with detailed unlimited construction sequence. Quickly evaluate deflections and stress redistributions in accordance with your specific design code, and refine your design of structures that will withstand the effect of time.
3D Post-Tensioning Layout
Efficiently conceive a three-dimensional post-tensioning layout. Simulate stressing, de-stressing, re-stressing an grouting of tendons in your construction stages, and quickly optimize tendon paths evaluating primary vs. secondary effects, factoring PT forces accordingly in service.
Cable-Stay Bridge Non-Linear Analysis
Tackle complex cable-stay bridge construction sequence – stressing, de-stressing or re-stressing stays by force or elongation. BD2 handles the variations of cable stiffness due to sags automatically, as well as the effect of girder and pylon deformation on stay forces.
Differential Creep and Shrinkage in Composite Structures
Design spliced-girder bridges with longer span lengths using precast components performing an exact time-dependent analysis of differential creep and shrinkage redistributions.
Temperature Effects (Linear and Non-Linear Gradients)
Design bridge structures according to service code, taking into account deflections and stresses generated by non-linear thermal gradients.
Parametric Bridge Models
Optimize your bridge design, automatically generating variable parametric cross-section transverse geometry and properties for a complete speedy evaluation of final deflections and stresses. The section generator automatically creates the transverse geometry of cross-sections for accurate evaluation of thermal gradients according to your service code.
Customizable Service Module (AASHTO, LRFD, BS5400, IRC6, etc..)
Quickly and accurately create live-loads and moving loads combinations according to country service code for optimum behavior and stresses in service.
 
- Mature products on the market for more than a decade – used in North America, Europe, Middle-East and Asia
- Brand new "wizard-driven" user interface Very easy to use after a brief training periodBest Value on market Excellent Support and Long Track RecordWidely usedLive Load Generator and Flexible code check (AASHTO, BS5400, LRFD)
- Has achieved a level of standard such that users group may exchange model files with a consistent format
References
Prestigious, well-know Clients
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Parsons
Freyssinet International
J Muller International
AECOM
URS
CH2M HILL
Louis Berger International
Weidlinger and Associates
Gannett Flemming
TY Lin International
SNC Lavalin
Buckland & Taylor
Stantec
Washington Group
States of Florida, Georgia, Texas, Nevada and Minnesota
Rizzani de Eccher
Cowiconsult
GHD
Iberinsa
Etc..
Large Projects
Sunshine Skyway - Florida
Sidney Lanier - Georgia
Bangkok SES
Prince Edward Island Bridge – Canada
Benicia Martinez – California
Maumee River Bridge – Ohio
Sunga Prai – Malaysia
Hodariyat Bridge _ UAE
Vivekananda Second Crossing – India
Palm Beach International Airport – Florida
Railway to Jerusalem Bridge 8 – Israel
SR125 Otay River Crossing – California USA
Roslyn Viaduct – New York
Victory Bridge – New Jersey
Folsom Dam Bridge – California
Crosstown Bridge – Minnesota
St Anthony Falls 35W Bridge – Minneapolis, Minnesota
Memorial Causeway – Tampa Florida
And many more..


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