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双堡大桥施工便桥<br /> | 双堡大桥施工便桥<br /> | ||
Pengshui, Chongqing, China<br /> | Pengshui, Chongqing, China<br /> | ||
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[[File:Shuangbao FootbridgeProb150mtrH.jpg|750px|center]] | [[File:Shuangbao FootbridgeProb150mtrH.jpg|750px|center]] | ||
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| − | The Shuangbao temporary construction bridge consists of a cantenary suspension span to allow trucks and personnel to access the mountain | + | The Shuangbao temporary construction bridge consists of a cantenary suspension span to allow trucks and personnel to access the mountain that will support the center arch abutments of the amazing Shuangbao double span arch bridge. The bridge deck is 4.3 meters wide. |
| − | Shuangbao Bridge is the world's largest double arch bridge with two back to back concrete filled steel tubular spans of 405 meters. The giant 6-lane structure crosses both the Dadonghe and Xiaohegou Rivers and is part of a new G65 expressway link that goes south from | + | Shuangbao Bridge is the world's largest double arch bridge with two back to back concrete filled steel tubular spans of 380 or 405 meters between the center of the beams. The giant 6-lane structure crosses both the Dadonghe and Xiaohegou Rivers and is part of a new G65 expressway link that goes south from Pengshui City to the Youyang to Yanhe Expressway. |
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Shuangbao Construction Bridge satellite image. | Shuangbao Construction Bridge satellite image. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:47, 15 August 2024
Shuangbao Construction Bridge
双堡大桥施工便桥
Pengshui, Chongqing, China
(574) feet high / (175) meters high
806 foot span / 245.5 meter span
2021-2024
The Shuangbao temporary construction bridge consists of a cantenary suspension span to allow trucks and personnel to access the mountain that will support the center arch abutments of the amazing Shuangbao double span arch bridge. The bridge deck is 4.3 meters wide.
Shuangbao Bridge is the world's largest double arch bridge with two back to back concrete filled steel tubular spans of 380 or 405 meters between the center of the beams. The giant 6-lane structure crosses both the Dadonghe and Xiaohegou Rivers and is part of a new G65 expressway link that goes south from Pengshui City to the Youyang to Yanhe Expressway.
Shuangbao Construction Bridge satellite image.
Shuangbao Construction Bridge location map.
