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Repairing deteriorated steel bridges after decades Repairing deteriorated steel bridges after decades of use is time-consuming, expensive, and impossible for the U.S. infrastructure to keep up with. That's why we offer steel galvanizing for all of our bridge construction. 🏗⠀ -⠀ In our newest blog post, we broke down the step-by-step process we use for our steel before it's used in bridge construction. To break it down:⠀ 1. Surface preparation⠀ 2. Galvanizing steel⠀ 3. Inspection⠀ -⠀ Learn more about our process on our blog! 👀⠀ https://usbridge.com/galvanizing-steel-process/ 🌉⠀ -⠀ -⠀ -⠀ #galvanizingsteel #galvanized #galvanizedsteel #bridgeconstruction #bridgedesign #steelbridge #steelbridges #steelstructure
Today is the final day of National Construction Ap Today is the final day of National Construction Appreciation Week. In honor of construction across the nation and the great bridges, we're recognizing the Astoria-Megler Bridge located from Oregon to Washington. 🌉⠀ -⠀ The Astoria-Megler Bridge is a steel cantilever truss bridge, the longest continuous truss bridge in North America at a length of 21,474 feet. It was constructed over a five-year period from 1962 to 1966. 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️⠀ -⠀ Did you know? 📚⠀ When the concept of the Astoria Bridge was being crafted, many critics said that it was a bridge "to nowhere". But after its construction, they were proven wrong. In the last five months of 1966, the bridge carried about 240,000 vehicles, the state's projected figure for all of 1967. Over 1.6 million vehicles per year were crossing the "Bridge to Nowhere." On December 24, 1993 the bonds were paid off and the toll removed. 🚫💵⠀ -⠀ 📸 Photo Credit: OCVA. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ocva/⠀ -⠀ -⠀ #ConstructionAppreciationWeek #AstoriaMeglerBridge #TrussBridge #SteelBridge #AstoriaOregon #ColumbiaRiver #USBridge #SteelBridges #BridgeConstruction #bridges_of_instagram
Happy Thursday — it's day four of National Const Happy Thursday — it's day four of National Construction Appreciation Week. We are celebrating iconic construction by featuring a new steel bridge each day. 🎉⠀ -⠀ Today we recognize the New River Gorge Bridge of Fayetteville, West Virginia. It is a steel arch bridge located amidst the breathtaking views of the Appalachian Mountains. After three years of hard work, the bridge was completed in 1978 costing a grand total of 37 million dollars. 💰🏔⠀ -⠀ Did you know? 🧠⠀ The New River Gorge Bridge is ‎3,030-feet long — the world's longest spanning, steel single-arch bridge. It also holds the title for being the second-tallest bridge in the United States, standing 876 feet above West Virginia's New River. The bridges weighs in at about 88 million pounds — heavier than 4,000 elephants. 🐘⠀ -⠀ 📸 Photo Credit: Ucumari Photography. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ucumari/⠀ -⠀ -⠀ #ConstructionApppreciationWeek #NewRiverGorgeBridge #SteelArchBridge #USBridge #NewRiver #AppalachianMountians #WestVirginia #SteelBridge #BridgeConstruction #BridgeDesign #SteelBridges #fayettevillewv
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