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Galvanized Bridges And Highways

Galvanizing Our World: Bridges and Highways

Available for Download only. This new series of reports describes the numerous ways in which hot-dip galvanizing can be used in Bridges & Highways.

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A Victory Over Paint for Galvanizing

This report explores several fully hot-dip galvanized bridges in Ashtabula County, Ohio. (Steel Monthly, July 1991), 1 page Not for sale. Available for Download Only.

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Athens Bridge

Available for Download Only. Inspected in 2001, the 28-year-old Athens Bridge, located in Athens, Pa., is a dual two-lane bridge comprised of 11 galvanized rebar reinforced concrete decks. The Athens Bridge continues to carry both...

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Blough Avenue Bridge

Available for Download Only. This report features a hot-dip galvanized bridge placed in the middle of a well-traveled suburban area, exposed to frequent applications of de-icing salts.

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Boca Chica Bridge

Available for Download Only. Inspected in 1999, this Florida bridge has been in place since 1972 & is showing no signs of corrosion.

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Castleton Bridge

Available for Download Only. A report of the inspection of an Indiana interstate structural steel bridge in service since 1970.

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Chanhassen Pedestrian Bridge

Available for Download Only. This report features a 245-foot-long pedestrian bridge using 50,000 pounds of hot-dip galvanized steel.

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Cornelius Pass Railroad Bridge

Available for Download Only. This 800-foot-long bridge is subject to earthquakes & severe wind gusts in inaccessible terrain & humid weather conditions.

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Dry Bridge Road Bridge

Available for Download Only. The first inspection of this single-span bridge located in New York.

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First Hot-Dip Galvanized Bridge Beats Corrosion

This report discusses the Ottawa County, Michigan, Stearns Bayou Bridges history & condition on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. (Roads and Bridges, November 1991), 1 page Not for sale. Available for Download Only.

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