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Tasman Bridge on Derwent River near Hobart (Tasmania)
1430 m long reinforced concrete bridge carries four 3.35 m wide traffic lanes; it is supported by piers founded on cast-in-place concrete piles, one of which, due to deep dolerite layer, has been driven to record depth of 81.6 m; deck is formed by 42.7 longitudinal beams weighing 88 tons each, which were placed with help of floating crane.
Tasman Bridge on Derwent River near Hobart (Tasmania)
1430 m long reinforced concrete bridge carries four 3.35 m wide traffic lanes; it is supported by piers founded on cast-in-place concrete piles, one of which, due to deep dolerite layer, has been driven to record depth of 81.6 m; deck is formed by 42.7 longitudinal beams weighing 88 tons each, which were placed with help of floating crane.
Tasman Bridge on Derwent River near Hobart (Tasmania)
Le pont Tasman, sur la Derwent pres de Hobart (Tasmanie)
Bouchet, A. (author)
1964
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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