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constructing concrete bridge on a swamp

  • 12-11-2010 12:08am
    #1
    MIKE 1WATER
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    Hi, does anyone know of the right way to build a concrete bridge on swamp land? This is also over a 4-foot-wide stream. It would need to be able to take a fully loaded lorry.

    thanks!
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  • #2
    rayjdav
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    MIKE 1WATER wrote: »
    Hi, does anyone know of the right way to build a concrete bridge on swamp land? It would need to be able to take a fully loaded lorry.

    thanks!

    Mike,
    Best thing to do there is hire a Structural Engineer and save a lot of hardship and heresay.....;):D


  • #3
    muffler
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 46,316 ✭✭✭✭muffler


    MIKE 1WATER wrote: »
    Hi, does anyone know of the right way to build a concrete bridge on swamp land? This is also over a 4-foot-wide stream. It would need to be able to take a fully loaded lorry.

    thanks!
    Sorry but our forum charter does not allow us to discuss structural elements for obvious reasons. As advised above you should contact a structural engineer.

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