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09-Sep-2010 19:37:34
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Bridges

Improvements made of late in construction materials and procedures for major structures have facilitated great development in road construction, making it possible to build bridges that furnish answers to the limitations set by motorway and dual carriageway design parameters. The right bridge can minimise the impact of layouts by leaping over difficult terrain and other constructions.

In the last 15 years FCC Construcción has built more than a million square metres of bridges, of every type and construction system there is today, with the finest in technology: stationary bridges and drawbridges, made of steel, concrete or combinations of materials; straight, flat, medium- or long-span bridges, arched, cable-stayed and suspension bridges; bridges cast in place on stationary falsework or movable formwork, cantilever bridges, progressive cantilever bridges and bridges using large marine cranes.

In addition FCC is licensed to use in Spain and Portugal the Swiss BBR system of post-stressing, which is applied in many of the projects FCC Construcción does.

Images gallery

  • Alamillo bridge. Seville
  • Barbantes bridge.Orense.
  • Barcelona swing bridge.
  • Lusitania bridge. Mérida
  • Navia viaduct. Asturias
  • Polvorines bridge. Toledo.
  • Piedrafita viaduct. León.
  • Ponferrada bridge. León.
  • Las Fuentes bridge. Zaragoza

Some references

Straight medium-span bridges

  • Pont de les Arts
  • Barbantes Viaduct in Orense
  • Arnoia y Valenzana Viaduct in Orense


Long-span bridges

  • Las Fuentes Bridge in Zaragoza
  • Ferreiras y Coto Viaduct in Piedrafita in Lugo
  • Navia Viaduct
  • Ponferrada Bridge
  • El Manzanal Bridge in Zamora


Arch bridges

  • La Lusitania Bridge in Badajoz


Cable-stayed and suspension bridges

  • El Alamillo Bridge
  • Cable-stayed bridge in Saxony
  • Otopeni cable-stayed bridge in Bucharest


Non-stationary bridges

  • Lift bridge at Barcelona harbour


Footbridges

  • Los Polvorines Footbridge in Toledo


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