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Railroad Bridge Concrete Piers Repairs, Cape Cod Canal, Bourne, MA
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RAILROAD BRIDGE CONCRETE REPAIRS

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Reference Plan - Project Location

RAILROAD BRIDGE CONCRETE REPRAIR

Reference Plan – North Side

Note: South side is similar.

Reference Plan - Bridge Elevation

Reference Plan – Pier Layout

Reference Plan – Typical Pier Elevations

Reference Plan – North Pier Deteriorated Concrete Repair Survey

Reference Plan – South Pier Deteriorated Concrete Repair Survey

Reference Plan – Typical Repair Patch between 2” & 6” depth

Reference Plan – Bar Splice Chart

Informational Photos

Information Photo Number 1: View of the Railroad Bridge (North Side, looking south). NOTE: The yellow line on the metal walkway is the restricted area for trains using the tracks. Prior to all train movements over the Railroad Bridge, all equipment, personnel and materials shall be cleared on the right side of the yellow line. Similar conditions on south side of Bridge.

Information Photo Number 2: View of the Railroad Bridge North Side, looking west.

Information Photo Number 3: View of the Railroad Bridge South Side, looking north with moveable span in the down position.

Information Photo Number 4: Area of deteriorated concrete repair on the east side of the South Pier, looking south.

Information Photo Number 5: Area of deteriorated concrete to be repaired on the west side of the South Pier, looking south.

Information Photo Number 6: Area of deteriorated concrete to be repaired on the west side of the South Pier, looking east.

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