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Yingjing, Sichuan, China<br />
 
Yingjing, Sichuan, China<br />
 
(377) feet high / (115) meters high<br />
 
(377) feet high / (115) meters high<br />
(492) foot span / (150) meter span<br />
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459 foot span / 140 meter span<br />
 
2012<br />
 
2012<br />
 
[[File:YaxiExpswyBridge.JPG|750px|center]]   
 
[[File:YaxiExpswyBridge.JPG|750px|center]]   
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This new beam bridge is one of 4 large and high crossings on the Yaxi Expressway in a mountainous region of southwestern Sichuan Province. There is little information on the exact height or span length. 
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This new beam bridge is one of 4 large and high crossings on the Yaxi Expressway in a mountainous region of southwestern Sichuan Province.  
  
 
The crown jewel of the new highway is the Labajin beam bridge with one of the tallest bridge piers in the world at 182.5 meters.  Unlike other big piers in China, the tallest piers on the Labajin Bridge were built with four steel corner columns that were filled with concrete and are connected by concrete slabs to form a hollow box structure.  This unique type of pier has never been done before.  
 
The crown jewel of the new highway is the Labajin beam bridge with one of the tallest bridge piers in the world at 182.5 meters.  Unlike other big piers in China, the tallest piers on the Labajin Bridge were built with four steel corner columns that were filled with concrete and are connected by concrete slabs to form a hollow box structure.  This unique type of pier has never been done before.  

Revision as of 06:48, 10 April 2013

Shizijinghe Bridge
石滓经河大桥
Yingjing, Sichuan, China
(377) feet high / (115) meters high
459 foot span / 140 meter span
2012

YaxiExpswyBridge.JPG


This new beam bridge is one of 4 large and high crossings on the Yaxi Expressway in a mountainous region of southwestern Sichuan Province.

The crown jewel of the new highway is the Labajin beam bridge with one of the tallest bridge piers in the world at 182.5 meters. Unlike other big piers in China, the tallest piers on the Labajin Bridge were built with four steel corner columns that were filled with concrete and are connected by concrete slabs to form a hollow box structure. This unique type of pier has never been done before.

For the Shizijinghe Bridge, the piers were built more conventionally with reinforced concrete columns constructed with a rising formwork.


YaxiExpresswayMap.jpg

Yaxi Expressway Map.


ShizijingheRendering.jpg

A computer rendering of the finished span.