- PRODUCT CENTER -
Leave A Message
Product Parameters
Steel highway bridges carry road vehicles, emphasizing live load variability, impact resistance, and driver comfort.
Lighter Steel Sections: Optimized for distributed vehicle loads (not concentrated like trains).
Composite Decks: Steel girders + concrete slabs for efficiency.
Skewed/Angled Alignments: Common for urban interchanges.
Expansion Joints: Accommodate thermal movement.
Dynamic Loads: Trucks cause impact/vibration.
Durability: De-icing salts accelerate corrosion.
Aesthetics: Often requires architectural treatments.
Deck joint repairs (common failure point).
Coating inspections every 10–15 years.
Bearings replacement due to wear.
Steel bridges for railways and highways share material advantages but diverge in design priorities, load patterns, and maintenance regimes. Railway bridges endure high-cycle fatigue, while highway bridges battle corrosion and aesthetic demands.
Packaging and Transportation
Instruments and Equipment
FAQ
Q: How can I get a quote for my project?
Q: How long can I get the price?
Q: Can we visit your factory?
Q: Do you provide customized product services?
Q: Where is the loading port?
Q: How to package the product?
Q: What if I have no import experience?
Q: Can you provide on-site installation service?
Q: How long is the delivery time?
Q: What is your payment terms?
Q: How can I place an order if my trial order does not reach your MOQ?
Q: How do you control product quality?
Contact Us
RELATED PRODUCTS
TOUCH WITH US