Ádám Skultéty, CÉH Planning, Developing and Consulting Inc.
Ádám Skultéty has been working for CÉH since 2002. He joined during his university years and first he participated in the design work of the eastern sector of the M0 motorway ring. He wrote his dissertation on the topic of designing steel-concrete composite bridges and graduated in 2003 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Budapest University of Technology, on the major of bridges and structures. As an employee of CÉH, he has acquired the right to design bridge structures, carry out the technical inspection of construction works of transport structures and the technical inspection of structural engineering works. Except for the three years at CÉH, he has been an employee of the Bridge Design Department. During this time, his outstanding projects included participation in the design of the Megyeri Bridge and several motorway bridges, including international projects. He spent 3 years in the Project Management Department of CÉH, where he used his knowledge as a technical inspector and project manager.
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Session: Complex Bridges, Complex Workflow – Collaboration Between Allplan and Other Design Software in Bridge Design Projects
Through the design of two urban flyovers the presentation demonstrates how complex geometric and construction challenges can be effectively managed within the Allplan Bridge environment. One of the projects is relatively simple, while the other involves significant geometric complexity, including lane divergence, crossfall transitions, and unfavorable span arrangements. The design process was based on a parametric, 3D approach. The presentation highlights the role of Allplan in model creation and superelevation handling, and places particular emphasis on data exchange and interoperability between Allplan and other design software. Practical experiences, compromises, and best practices are also brought into focus.
