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Bridge Construction Accessories


We SCON INFRASTRUCTURE are Leading Manufacturers, Suppliers, Providers, Contractors and Services of Bridge Construction Accessories. The bridge's superstructure is made up of deck slabs, girders, and trusses, among other things. These elements differ depending on the kind of bridge (whether concrete or steel or composite). The weight traveling over the bridge is supported by the bridge's superstructure. This aids in the transmission of the loads' forces to the substructures below. The decking is referred to as the bridge's road or rail surface. The girders or massive beams that support the decks are in turn supported by the piers. The entire structure is supported by a deep foundation consisting mostly of piles and a cap system. With the aid of bearings, the loads received by the decks are correctly and securely transmitted to the foundation. These are bridge components that allow for equal load distribution on the substructure material. In instances when the substructure is not intended to handle the load action directly, this transfer is critical.



The piers are vertical structures that support the deck or offer bearings for load transfer through the foundation to subterranean soil. At intermediate locations, these structures support the bridge spans. Abutments are vertical constructions that hold the ground in place behind a building. The bridge abutments support the dead and live loads from the bridge superstructure. Wing walls are structures that are built as extensions of the abutments to hold the dirt in the approach bank. The rest of this section will be at a natural angle of repose. These are retaining walls built alongside the abutments. This wall can be built in conjunction with the abutment wall or separately. We SCON INFRASTRUCTURE are deeply engaged in offering a wide array of Bridge Construction accessories to our valuable Clients located in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and all over India.

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