Nomination for the Austrian "Staatspreis-Consulting"
There were a total of 28 projects submitted in the category of urban and spatial planning.
Nomination for Austrian "Bau-Preis" with the project SEISMID
There were a total of 43 projects submitted in the category of research and development. Six projects, including SEISMID were nominated for the construction price.
vce seismid.pdf
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Austrian Award for Telematics
2006:
Nomination for
DyGeS -
Dynamic Weight Registration System
The objective of the research activity
is the registration of vehicle speed
and weight in real time by means of
the measurement of the dynamic characteristic
of bridges.
vce_dyges.pdf
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Austrian Award for International Consulting 2004:
Nomination for
IMAC -
Integrated Monitoring and Assessment of Cables
IMAC is an EC funded research project for development of non-destructive and economic methods and tools for assessment of cable-stayed and pre-stressed structures by means of cable and tendon monitoring.
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Austrian Award for International Consulting 2001:
Nomination for
CaSCo -
Consistant Semi Active System Control
European research project for the development of an innovative method for the reduction of noise and vibrations by means of advanced materials.
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Austrian Award for International Consulting 1999:
Kao Ping Hsi, Taiwan R.O.C.
The Kao Ping Hsi Bridge in Taiwan is a cable-stayed bridge with a record-breaking cantilever of 330 m. The design of the bridge follows old Chinese principles of harmony considering modern methods and materials.
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Austrian Award for International Consulting 1998:
Nomination for
Mass-Spring-System
Development of joint-less mass-spring-systems. The construction method was continuously further developed and is also available today for the employment in railway switch areas.
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Austrian Award for International Consulting 1990:
Olympic Grand Bridge, Seoul, South Korea
The Olympic Grand Bridge was built as cable-stayed bridge with the free cantilever method, symmetrically starting from the pylon by means of a cantilever equipment developed by VCE.
The stay cables are arranged fan-like in the centre of the structure and were stressed from the 88 m high pylon. The form of the pylon head symbolises the Korean imperial crown.
For this project VCE obtained the Austrian Award for International Consulting awarded by the Austrian Ministry for Economic Affairs.
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