Vancouver, Canada
Cable force measurement on the Canada Line railway bridge crossing the Fraser River.
![North-Arm Bridge North-Arm Bridge](/sites/default/files/styles/1600/public/filefield_paths/fraser-bridge01_web.jpg?itok=GQaOxVVb)
![North-Arm Bridge North-Arm Bridge](/sites/default/files/styles/1600/public/filefield_paths/fraser-bridge02_web.jpg?itok=M0mWtETm)
The Canada-Line-Bridge in Vancouver serves for the sky train connection of the airport with the city.
It is an extradosed bridge with a main span of 180 metres and a total length of 562 metres crossing the north arm of the Fraser River.
The 24 stay cables with a tension force of approx. 8000 kN each are to be subjected to a force measurement every 6 years in the course of the main bridge examination. As already in 2016, this cable force inspection was carried out by VCE by means of the BRIMOS® method in 2023. The measurements took place during regular train operation of the sky train.