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Crews Remove 600-Ton Section of Baltimore Bridge From Ship in Controlled Demolition
The container ship Dali will now be refloated and towed back to Port of Baltimore.
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North America’s longest cable-stayed bridge to be completed by 2025
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, which began construction in 2018, will be completed by fall 2025. This landmark bridge will connect Michigan to Ontario, Canada. The post North America’s longest cable-stayed bridge to be completed by 2025 appeared first on Construction Specifier.
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‘Floating road’ and bridge installed at Sutherland Spaceport
A road floating on a peat bog has been installed at Sutherland Spaceport on the A’Mhòine peninsula in the north of Scotland. The post ‘Floating road’ and bridge installed at Sutherland Spaceport appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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M25 again reopened early after junction 10 bridge installation over weekend closure
National Highways was able to lift the full closure of the M25 in Surrey seven hours early after Balfour Beatty AtkinsRéalis JV engineers made good progress on the next phase of the £317M junction 10 upgrade. The post M25 again reopened early after junction 10 bridge installation over weekend closure appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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$3.6B Ohio River Bridge Project Clears Federal Environmental Review
The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor calls for a new Ohio River crossing, near the existing bridge, intended to reduce congestion.
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HS2 - HS2 reveals first giant lake piers for record-breaking Colne Valley Viaduct 08062023
For the last year a 700-tonne ‘launch girder’ has been assembling giant pre-cast concrete segments to form the first 1 km of the viaduct deck along the edge of the valley. In HS2's latest construction update they explain how the team have completed the first v-shaped piers in the lake to allow the viaduct to curve eastward over the water The ‘V piers’ – each weighing in at 1,800 tonnes – will support a row of arches inspired by the flight of a stone skimming over the surface of the water
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Free Documentary - Engineering - Mega Bridge Repair: The Challenges of Bridge Maintenance 26032023
Bridges are engineering challenges exposed to the elements (wind, rain, seawater...) that damage these massive constructions. Intensive road traffic is also a factor of additional constraints. A crack, even a microscopic one, or a rust point in the wrong place can have serious consequences. To avoid the worst, bridges are subject to permanent controls and non-standard repairs using advanced techniques. Maintenance specialists perform daily tasks that are not well known to the public
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The B1M - HS2 - The $140BN Plan to Change a Nation with Infrastructure, 08092021
In the middle of a pandemic, the UK laid out a bold vision for its future – and its fate lies in the hands of construction. Digital collaboration can improve infrastructure delivery - https://bit.ly/3yPU15s
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Top Fives - 15 MOST Expensive Construction Projects Ever Built, 19102022
This video takes a look at 15 of the most expensive construction projects ever built. One of the benefits of the way that we live in large societies is that we’re able to pool our resources to embark on huge megaprojects that, in theory, are intended to benefit everyone. Whether this be for scientific pursuits, infrastructure, or providing valuable resources to where they’re needed… complicated machinery, difficult terrain, or vast and ambitious designs can soon see the costs skyrocket.
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Lesics - The Beautiful Engineering behind the Arch Bridges 13122022
This animated video looks at the physics of (parabolic) arch bridges, and highlights some of the design and construction principles of the Sydney Harbour bridge
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MOXY: The Voice of Women in Infrastructure
MOXY is an online magazine platform targeting millions of women working in infrastructure from highways to alternative energy to broadband and public parks. The first publisher to curate multilingual content at this scale, MOXY empowers all women to have a bigger role in industries that offer rewarding, well-paying careers. In addition to featuring women at the helm of infrastructure projects and initiatives, the platform tackles leadership development, mental health, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, immigration, sexual harassment, and diversity — all as they relate to women who are navigating historically male-dominated interview processes, jobs sites, and board rooms. Who is speaking to the women, not just as a novelty within these industries but as players in them? Enter MOXY.
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