Liuguanghe Bridge Xiqian - Revision history

Sakowski at 02:28, 19 May 2022

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	The S30 Xiqian expressway bypasses the older 2-lane Guibi Road that opened in 2001 and connected Qianxi with the G75 expressway. The newer route also allowed a more direct connection with the cities of Xifeng and Kaifeng.		The S30 Xiqian expressway bypasses the older 2-lane Guibi Road that opened in 2001 and connected Qianxi with the G75 expressway. The newer route also allowed a more direct connection with the cities of Xifeng and Kaifeng.

−	The giant main span of 580 meters is most notable for the short back spans that required the higher cable stays to be bundled more closely together. Like many giant spans that cross the Wu River, Liuguanghe Bridge crosses a reservoir from a downstream dam that can vary the height from 328 meters when the lake is full to as high as 375 meters if measured down to the original level of the Wujiang River.	+	The giant main span of 580 meters is most notable for the short back spans that required the higher cable stays to be bundled more closely together. Like many giant spans that cross the Wu River, Liuguanghe Bridge crosses a reservoir from a downstream dam that can vary the height from 328 meters when the lake is full to as high as 375 meters if measured down to the original level of the Wujiang River. The truss sections are 12 meters long.

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 Liuguanghe Bridge Xiqian location map.
 [[Category:Bridges in China]]
 [[Category:Top 10 Highest Bridges]]

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 Liuguanghe Bridge Xiqian Elevation<br />
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 The second highest and longest span bridge ever built over the great Wujiang River, the Liuguanghe Bridge is also one of the tallest with the west pier stretching 248 meters into the sky.
-The Xiqian expressway bypasses the older 2-lane Guibi Road that opened in 2001 and connected Qianxi with the G75 expressway.  The newer route also allowed a more direct connection with the cities of Xifeng and Kaifeng.
+The S30 Xiqian expressway bypasses the older 2-lane Guibi Road that opened in 2001 and connected Qianxi with the G75 expressway.  The newer route also allowed a more direct connection with the cities of Xifeng and Kaifeng.
 The giant main span of 580 meters is most notable for the short back spans that required the higher cable stays to be bundled more closely together.  Like many giant spans that cross the Wu River, Liuguanghe Bridge crosses a reservoir from a downstream dam that can vary the height from 328 meters when the lake is full to as high as 375 meters if measured down to the original level of the Wujiang River.

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 ,903 foot span / 580 meter span<br />
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 该桥主跨580米，引人注目的是边跨较短。和乌江上许多其它高桥一样，此桥跨越一个水库，当水库满水位时，桥面距离水面高328米；距离原始水面高375米。

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	该桥主跨580米，引人注目的是边跨较短。和乌江上许多其它高桥一样，此桥跨越一个水库，当水库满水位时，桥面距离水面高328米；距离原始水面高375米。		该桥主跨580米，引人注目的是边跨较短。和乌江上许多其它高桥一样，此桥跨越一个水库，当水库满水位时，桥面距离水面高328米；距离原始水面高375米。
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