On November 10th, the steel box girder of the S26 Nairuzong to Changtan (Longkou) expressway project, which was jointly constructed by the company, was successfully lifted. This marked a significant progress in the node construction of the project, laying a solid foundation for the smooth progress of the entire project.
The starting point of this project's route is near the K210+255 kilometer mark of Provincial Road S224, Cao Yang Highway. The designated starting point is 900 meters to the east of the intersection with Cao Yang Road, with the mileage marker being K2+100. The project's end point is located to the west of Changtan Village in Jungei Banner, connecting with the S31 Daimeipu to Longkou Expressway. The end mileage marker is K56+320. The main route length is 54.685 kilometers, and the total length of the pavement project is 40.282 kilometers. The superstructure adopts steel-slab concrete composite beams. The bridge width is 16.5 meters, with three steel main beams arranged, the box beam width is 3.0 meters, the center spacing of the main beams is 3.0 meters, the beam height is 3.0 meters, and the height of the steel beam is 2.65 meters.
The S26 Nairizong to Changtan (Longkou) Expressway is an important part of the regional comprehensive transportation system. Once completed, it will be of great significance for improving the regional road network structure, promoting the development of resources and economic and social activities along the route. The successful hoisting of the steel box girder this time has created favorable conditions for the subsequent construction of the bridge deck system and ancillary works.
Next, the company will continue to uphold the corporate mission of "Producing high-quality products and constructing exquisite projects", strictly controlling the project quality, completing the subsequent construction tasks safely, efficiently and with high quality, and contributing to the early opening of the S26 Narsimong to Changtan (Longkou) Expressway, and continuously adding to the development of the national transportation industry.
