Ironton Russel Bridge
Ironton, Ohio,
United States
The replacement of the Ironton Russell Bridge, just upstream of the old structure that had originally opened in 1922, is long overdue. The new cable stay bridge that will connect Ironton, Ohio and Russell, Kentucky, features two diamond shaped 320’ high pylon towers, each made up of 2 legs.
Customer
Brayman Construction
Location
The Project
Impressions from the project process
The Ironton Russel Bridge replacement marks the highest span in Ohio
Both pylon legs are climbed simultaneously using PERI's ACS R system
The project started on March 5, 2012, and is anticipated to be completed in early spring of 2016
The two diamond shaped pylon towers are 320’ high
The Ironton Russel Bridge replacement marks the highest span in Ohio
Both pylon legs are climbed simultaneously using PERI's ACS R system
The project started on March 5, 2012, and is anticipated to be completed in early spring of 2016
The two diamond shaped pylon towers are 320’ high
Project Information
Dustin Williamson
Project Engineer
The PERI ACS R platforms have provided an easy to use and fast solution for the Upper Leg construction. The tieless VARIO GT 24 forms have also provided a consistent concrete finish throughout the project.
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