[For Showcase] The New Godavari Bridge: Constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), this bridge is a modern day engineering feat. It is a unique bridge that is based on 28 bow string arch girders with equal spans of 97.5 m, thus making the total length 2.730 km. The bridge is fit for 250 kmph services. Godavari / Rajahmundary, 2003-12. By M. S. M. Saifullah.
This is a truly beautiful photograph... With some people sitting on the river banks and the magnificient bridge in the background, it portrays a rural setting while showcasing the technological prowess of India.
Were the pillars designed to carry two line traffic ? Is it coorect that only one half is being used ?? The reason I am asking this is, There is a support in the far-right of the picture on which nothig rests. This is found clearly in the last three...
Were the pillars designed to carry two line traffic ? Is it coorect that only one half is being used ?? The reason I am asking this is, There is a support in the far-right of the picture on which nothig rests. This is found clearly in the last three pillars.
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Arunkumar (arun_annATyahooDOTcom)
This is a truly beautiful photograph... With some people sitting on the river banks and the magnificient bridge in the background, it portrays a rural setting while showcasing the technological prowess of India.
Posted by Guest on 2004 Mar 23 11:04:12 -0500
kbp
Yes, The other half is left for future line.
Posted by Guest on 2004 Mar 22 23:46:19 -0500
Karthik N
show full show summaryWere the pillars designed to carry two line traffic ? Is it coorect that only one half is being used ?? The reason I am asking this is, There is a support in the far-right of the picture on which nothig rests. This is found clearly in the last three...
Were the pillars designed to carry two line traffic ? Is it coorect that only one half is being used ?? The reason I am asking this is, There is a support in the far-right of the picture on which nothig rests. This is found clearly in the last three pillars.
Posted by Guest on 2004 Mar 22 16:11:00 -0500