Continuation of construction works on the bypass road in the Krasnodar region
The Adler Bypass Highway project has taken a significant step forward, with construction work on the bridge crossings over the Kudepshta River now underway. According to the press service of Avtodor, the work is currently focused on concreting the girders of the intermediate supports for these future bridges.
The girders of the supports have been designed to distribute the load evenly across the entire structure, ensuring the stability and durability of the bridges. To accommodate different loads on each section of the bridges, the supports will have varying shapes.
The length of the transition in the direct direction will be 812 meters, while the length in the reverse direction will be 557 meters. In addition to the bridge construction, specialists are also constructing a new access road to the Kudepshta sanatorium, although the specific location of this access road remains undisclosed.
It is planned that up to 20% of the spans of the bridge crossings will be equipped by 2025, but no further details about the intermediate support girders, bridge length, or percentage of span completion by 2025 are currently publicly accessible. Further inquiry with Hydrotrans Engineering or relevant local project authorities may be necessary to obtain these technical details.
The Adler Bypass construction has commenced, with no specific information about the type of equipment or the nature of the access road provided. The drilling of all piles and sheet piling for the construction has been completed.
Despite the lack of detailed information, the progress on the Adler Bypass Highway project is a promising development for the region, marking a significant step towards improving transportation infrastructure in the area. The construction of the bridge crossings is ongoing, and updates on the project's progress can be expected in the coming months.
