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Bridge Rehabilitation

The goal of bridge rehabilitation is to restore a bridge's full functionality. Many causes are contributing to the degradation of our bridges today. Factors like car weight, pollution, and lack of maintenance are all factors that contribute to the degradation of our infrastructure. Many of the existing bridges are in poor condition and require immediate maintenance. Many of them require assessment and, in some cases, rehabilitation. As a result, the two primary subjects we will cover in this training series are load rating and bridge restoration. We can now mimic practically anything thanks to technological developments. We can use a computer to anticipate the behavior of a building without having it built. We may make use of this to model the behavior of a bridge restoration. We SCON INFRASTRUCTURE are Leading Manufacturers, Suppliers, Providers, Contractors and Services of Bridge Rehabilitation.


Many bridges, for example, must be partially closed due to their capacity. With technology, we can quickly determine whether adding a component or reinforcement would restore the structure's full functionality. This is why, given our business and infrastructure, understanding why this is necessary and how it can be accomplished is critical. In this second session, we'll go over the many variables that contribute to the degradation of bridges and other structures, how we may extend the life of substructures, and the benefits of assessing and reviewing the rehabilitation's projected outcomes. The main goal of this workshop is to understand how a simple program like Midas Civil may help us save time and money while evaluating or repairing bridges. We SCON INFRASTRUCTURE are deeply engaged in offering a wide array of Bridge Rehabilitation to our valuable Clients located in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and all over India.

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