No lane restrictions or barges were needed at all! There was almost no impact on road users!
We would like to introduce our construction achievements for the inspection work on the Omorikawa Bridge (Phase 1) (a five-span continuous post-tensioned PC box girder bridge) spanning the Omorikawa River on the Akita Minami Bypass (National Route 7). Due to the presence of a water pipe bridge and Phase 2 on either side of Phase 1, inspections using a bridge inspection vehicle were difficult, which is why we adopted a "rack scaffold." Since the installation spans consist of five spans, we installed one unit on the high water bed and conducted inspection work by moving it from span to span until reaching the opposite bank. When moving over the piers, there was no need for lane restrictions or barges, so there was almost no impact on road users. Additionally, by using brackets to suspend the running rails from the ground cover, we were able to install them without using post-installed anchors. Furthermore, by using a mid-level scaffold, we were able to accommodate a 2.7m change in girder height. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Overview】 ■Location/Prefecture: Akita Prefecture ■Client: Tohoku Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism ■Construction Company: Ito Corporation ■Start Date of Use: November 2014 ■Experience of Local Workers in Rack Scaffolding Construction: Yes ■Availability of Rack Scaffolding Handling Instructors: Yes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company, with the motto "Let's bring products that make the workplace happy," has consistently manufactured equipment that transports people and goods vertically, horizontally, and diagonally using rack and pinion systems. Since developing the "Monorack" for orchards in 1966, we have produced various products including the cargo lift "Rack Lifter," the "Tree Rack" for traversing forests, the shaft elevator "Mog Rack," the mobile scaffolding "Rack Scaffolding," and elevators for port container cranes. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.