ae iru Program for Prosi, 1. Definition of “Trail Bridges” (based on user traffic): A.TBs with 1.20 m wide B. TBs with 1.80 m wide walkway allow for: walkway allow for: + Pedestrians + Pedestrians + Bicycles * Bicycles + Motorbikes + Motorbikes + Livestock + Livestock + 3-wheeled vehicles Ideally TBs should be designed for: v Payloads of 400 kg/m? of walkway area ¥ Wind of 160 km/hour or Earthquake 7 (Richter scale)» Normally only 10% of all TBs will have 3-wheeled vehicles due to poor conditions of the access trails > However typically TB are not designed for: 1. Heavy motorbike traffic in 2-way 2. Any type cars, trucks, or vehicles direction over 600 kg total weight 2. Trail Bridge Types 2.2 Suspension bridges oe / Ay Application and approx. cost/m: ‘Application and approx. cost/m: + Deep valleys and steep banks * Flat terrain + Spans 32m — approx. 300m + Spans 36m — approx. 250m + 8-10.7 million IDR/m + 12-16 million IDR/m (or 600 ~ 800 USDIm) (900 - 1200 USDIm)Hate 2. Trail Bridge Types (continued) 2.4 ‘Baby Bridges’ ES 2 Application approx. cost/m: Application approx. cost/m: + All terrain — fast installation + All terrain * Standard design for spans of + Materials: |-profile & concrete 16m, 20m, 24m, 28m & 32m * Spans 4m — 12m + 5.4—9.4 million IDR/m * 2.7-5.4 million IDR/m (400-700 USDim) (200 - 400 USDIm) ada 2. Trail Bridge Types (continued) |p crossing using pre-cast concrete elements 2.5 Piled swam Application and approx. cost/m: * Suitable where manual piling feasible + No limits in crossing lengths + Very slow water flow only + 300-800 USD/m