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Abstract:	Die Finger-Fahrbahnübergangskonstruktion ist eine seit Jahrzehnten eingesetzte Übergangskonstruktion. Durch die Form der Finger erzeugt dieser Fahrbahnübergang besonders wenig Schallemission und zeichnet sich durch einen hervorragenden Überfahrkomfort aus. Eine neuartige Verankerungslösung, welche die Kraft direkt aus dem Finger in die Brückenkonstruktion weiterleitet, wurde bei diesen Brücken angewendet und wird in diesem Beitrag vorgestellt. Diese Anwendung erfolgte in den Niederlanden erstmals im westlichen Europa. Use of an innovative joint system for finger joint systems. Examples: Bridges Jan Blankenbrug and Martinus Nijhoffbrug (NL) Finger joints have been used as expansion joints on bridges for decades. The finger shape reduces sound emissions and provides excellent rider comfort as vehicles cross of these kinds of expansion joints. A new anchorage method which transfers the force from the finger directly into the bridge structure was applied on these bridges in the Netherlands and is presented in this paper. This is the first application of this type of joint in Western Europe.
Source:	Bautechnik 89 (2012), No. 9
Page/s:	649-652
Language of Publication:	German

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