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2017.02.13
Applying Left-Right Symmetric Refloating Technique for the First Time in the World
Simultaneously Refloating Decks
by Applying Left-Right Symmetric Refloating Technique for the First Time in the World
by Applying Left-Right Symmetric Refloating Technique for the First Time in the World
Refloating decks using left-right symmetric refloating technique for the first time in the world
Brunei’s Temburong CC2 construction site was successful in refloating and mounting bridge decks by applying a left-right symmetric refloating technique for the first time in the world on January 27. The technique involves simultaneously refloating 2 bridge decks by balancing the weight of the left and right bridge decks.
Transporting decks manufactured on land by sea / Specially designed launching gantry
The Temburong bridge project is the largest bridge construction project in the history of Brunei. Daelim is currently in charge of phases 2 and 3 construction, and it is building a 13.65km marine bridge as well as 1-tower and 2-tower cable-stayed bridges.