Sentence examples for viaduct construction from inspiring English sources

The next advance in viaduct construction did not occur until the late 18th-century development of iron bridges and the 19th-century introduction of steel.

Taff Viaduct Construction of the 600 m Taff Viaduct includes a dual-carriageway roadway plus a foot and cycle path.

The change would also avoid expensive tunneling and viaduct construction through the geologically complex Tehachapi and San Gabriel Mountains, where several potential routes have been proposed through the Angeles National Forest.

The eastbound Nalley Valley Viaduct began construction in November 2011 and is scheduled to be completed by WSDOT in 2014, with the westbound viaduct being widened to its full planned width.

The viaduct was constructed by concrete box girder deck of segmental construction.

The barrier at Bloor Street Viaduct was under construction from April 2002 to June 2003 (correspondence between chief coroner's office and Mike Laidlaw, one of the engineers of the barrier).

The viaduct was constructed using precast concrete segments, which is widely used in the construction industry for medium to long span viaducts.

A recent method used on long viaducts is segmental construction.

Generally, the Krapina Macelj border crossing segment of the A2 motorway required numerous expensive engineering works, including six tunnels and nine viaducts, which caused the construction cost to be over 235 million euros.

The city of Duluth thereupon prepared plans and specifications for the construction of the viaduct upon Lake avenue, and made a demand upon the railroad company to construct the same.

The opening of the Metropolitan Line, a steam railway, in 1863 and the construction of Holborn Viaduct in 1869 were accompanied by the building of new Thames bridges and the rebuilding of Battersea, Westminster, and Blackfriars bridges.