Progress on the construction of the New Ross Bridge. Ireland.

At the end of August, the situation of the construction works on the New Ross Bridge (Ireland), designed by CFCSL, is shown in green in the following graph:

The bridge over the Barrow river has a total length of 887 m and is comprised of 9 no. spans, of which 4 no. are extradosed: 230 m for the central spans and 95 m for the lateral spans. The deck is made of concrete with a variable depth, meaning that the bridge set a new world record for concrete deck extradosed type bridges. The staying system focuses on a single central plane of cables.

For more information on the bridge and the degree of progress, click on the bridge’s website.

 

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