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Blog Entry# 1804052
Posted: Apr 15 2016 (09:19)

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Apr 15 2016 (09:19)  
 
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While coming from DHN side to BWN, there is big bridge being constructed. Looks like a Cable Stay bridge (similar to San Fransisco, Golden Gate Bridge). These bridges are expensive to build and maintain, as compared to a normal bridge and are made only where span between two support pillars is very large. Any idea why use this for a normal Road-Over-Rail bridge? Does the railway line below obstruct construction of regular pillars. Under such circumstances, there is a slight alignment change in the tracks to avoid such expensive constructions. Any ides?
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Vinay Kumar   23030 blog posts
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This way, train regular run never get obstructed while u create the bridge!! Pillar & Beam & all takes much of effort along with traffic block, while Cable Stay means to create pillar @ extreme edge, slide the beam n connect via Cable...traffic almost remain restored!!
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