Chibi Yangtze River Bridge

Chibi Yangtze River Bridge is a river-crossing passage connecting Jingzhou City and Xianning City in Hubei Province, China. Located over the Yangtze River waters, it is a river-crossing control project of the Taizhou-Xiaojin Highway under the National Highway Network Plan and the Hubei Provincial Skeleton Highway Network Plan, and also one of the first 80 demonstration projects in the fields of infrastructure and other areas where social capital is encouraged to participate in construction and operation by the National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China. The main bridge adopts a span arrangement of (90+240+720+240) meters and is the world's longest-span all steel-concrete composite girder cable-stayed bridge.

The bridge was opened to traffic and operation in September 2021, with 4 sets of viscous dampers applied. The model and parameters are as follows: