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High speed train line Milan – Bologna / Piacenza 1 and Piacenza 2 viaducts

13 11 2005
Piacenza viaduct is one of the structures along the new high-speed network in Italy
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High Speed Freight Railway Line

02 07 2005
For the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands have built a dedicated Freight Railway Line
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New Railway Station Bijlmer

06 05 2005
The development of a new railwaystation in the commercial and leasure area of Amsterdam South East is a mayor project.
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Loureiro Viaduct

12 05 2003
The new A10 Highway between Bucelas and Carregado crosses the Loureiro river valley on a 1.050 m. long viaduct at a height of about 90 m. above water level
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The Imigrantes Second Highway

07 01 2003
The second Imigrantes highway, inaugurated in December 2002, completes the Anchieta-Imigrantes Highway Complex linking the city of São Paulo to the port of Santos and the São Paulo State coast.
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Viaduct Beni Brahim for the Constantine-Skikda Railway

published: 12 09 2000
The viaduct comprises a series of six portal frames, the first five of which being 3-span portals

The viaduct comprises a series of six portal frames, the first five of which being 3-span portals (33 m. + 48 m. + 33 m.), with the deck fixed-jointed to the two center piers; the sixth portal is anomalous as it has only two spans, each 33 m. long, with the deck restrained to the single center pier. Between one portal and the next one there is a joining pier that supports the ends of the side spans of any two contiguous portals. The 3,50 m. high deck is a box cross-section girder with two ribs. The piers of 37 m. maximum height are either of rectangular, hollow, cross section, or of double-blade type.
Construction of the viaduct was realized using the span by span method with mobile centering.

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Project : Viaduct Beni Brahim for the Constantine-Skikda Railway
Location : Algeria
Main client
: THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION (Algeria)
Contractor : Joint-Venture COGEFAR S.P.A. - ITALSTRADE S.P.A. (Italy)
Designer : SETEC Travaux Publics (France)
Period : 1982 - 1984