6,000-tonne box pulled under Radlett train line
The underbridge was jacked into location throughout a nine-day line closure Throughout a nine-day closure of the Midland Main Line train in between Bedford and London St Pancras over Christmas, a 6,000-tonne pre-cast concrete structure was pulled into location to produce a brand-new underpass.
The line was being closed anyhow for broader enhancements throughout the joyful duration, so VolkerFitzpatrick collaborated its work for the logistics park to put in the brand-new underpass.
The professional had actually invested 9 months building the concrete box along with the train line, with an intricate cabling system constructed below it. The procedure included eliminating a 60-metre area of track and eliminating around 12,000 cubic metres of soil from the 19th century rail embankment. The c...