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Description of Steel Bailey Bridge

Military bridge, temporary bridge that must usually be constructed in haste by military engineers, from available materials, frequently under fire.

The earliest types historically were pontoon bridges—i.e., floating bridges that rest on stationary boats. Pontoon bridges were constructed in

ancient times by Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Mongols, the most famous being Xerxes’ 2-mile (3-kilometre) span over the Hellespont

(Dardanelles). The Romans, however, frequently built more durable military bridges, notably Julius Caesar’s timber crossing of the Rhine River

and Trajan’s timber-arch span of the Danube.

Specification of Steel Bailey Bridge

Military pontoon bridges are usually built either by successively extending outward from the shore or by constructing whole sections as rafts and

floating them into position. Truss bridges, for use where riverbanks are steep or navigation must be kept open, are made up in panels readily

bolted together.

Application

Our Steel Bailey Bridges have been shipped and erected world-wide and are designed to suit a range of applications and come in a variety of

types dependent upon your specific bridge requirements. Our services include the complete complete bridge design and construction as per

Client's choice of bridge features, and the scope of various bridges are as follows:

· Road Bridges

· Pedestrian Bridges

· Railway Bridges

· Steel Truss Bridge

· Beam Bridges

· Steel Bailey bridge

· Structural Steel Box Bridge

Competitive Advantage

Heavy loading capacity

Great stability

Long fatigue life

Light weight

Low cost

Easy and fast erection

History of Bailey bridge

By the 17th century, bridging equipment was part of the train of European and Turkish armies, with pontoons fashioned not only of timber but

also of leather, copper, and tin. Pneumatic pontoons with steel roadways made their appearance during World War II.

Meanwhile various standards ranging from Europe EU Standard, America ASTM Standard, British BS Standard, Australia AS/NZS Standard structural steelworks fabrication are also available.

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