Achieved a weight reduction of approximately 400kg/m and an expansion of up to 100cm on one side.
"Bridge Plus Alpha" is a road widening construction method that accommodates the era of 25-ton large vehicles, achieving both widening and weight reduction simultaneously. Compared to conventional concrete widening, it realizes a weight reduction of about 400 kg/m (one example). The width increases by 100 cm (one example). Moreover, reinforcement of girders and piers is unnecessary. Additionally, the construction period can be completed within 7 days for 100 meters, making it a groundbreaking method with numerous advantages. [Features] ■ Road widening is possible up to a standard of 1,000 mm on one side. ■ Ensures high corrosion resistance due to JIS H 8641 hot-dip galvanized coating, with high-precision factory-manufactured products. ■ Secures vehicle deviation prevention performance suitable for 25-ton (240 kN) large vehicles. ■ Weight reduction to about 1/3 of reinforced concrete pavement. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - Maintenance is easy as there are no parts replacements due to unit-based construction. - Construction can be carried out with alternating one-way traffic. - Since it can be constructed using only bolts, it is possible to complete 100 meters within 7 days (as an example). *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■ Road widening ■ Sidewalk widening ■ Ground cover widening *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in the design and sales of civil engineering materials and the management of an izakaya (Japanese pub). In our design work, we strive to provide speedy responses and accurate, prompt support to earn the trust of our clients as their business partner. Please feel free to consult us for planning, proposals, and design.