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This document introduces the seamless joint method for buried expansion devices used in bridges. This method aims to achieve continuous pavement by using a highly elastic pavement material called "Falcon SJ," which has properties similar to the surrounding pavement, along with a simple mechanism called the "joint frame" that is buried, absorbing deformations at the expansion joints. It includes sections such as "Transition of Buried Joints," "Products and Construction of the Seamless Joint Method," and "Waterproofing of Seamless Joints." [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Introduction ■ Transition of Buried Joints ■ Products and Construction of the Seamless Joint Method ■ Durability of the Seamless Joint Method ■ Waterproofing of Seamless Joints *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Published Contents】 ■Noise and Vibration Measures ■Running Safety of Seamless Joints ■Maintenance of Seamless Joints ■Construction Methods ■Summary *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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