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Calls grow for unpopular tolls on the Severn bridges to be axed!
There was an old joke that went something along the lines of: “How can you get two whales in a Mini?” The answer, of course, was: “Go west along the M4 and take the Severn crossing!” One other thing should … Continue reading
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5 main types of bridges
There are five types of bridges, and these are, Girder, arch, cable, rigid framed and truss. Each has its unique features and uses. The Girder Bridge This is a bridge in its simplest and most common form. A log across … Continue reading
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Ship Deck Safety tips
Staying safe and well on a cruise or other ship is very much the same as doing so when in any other place but with the added hazard of being surrounded by water. But with a little thought and diligence, … Continue reading
Pontoon Bridge Facts
7 Interesting Facts You Probably Didn’t Know about Pontoon Bridges For those who do not know, a pontoon bridge is basically a floating bridge supported by boats or barges whose buoyancy determines the maximum load the deck can hold. It … Continue reading
Is Concrete Bad for the Environment?
Concrete is the most widely used building material available to the construction industry; but is concrete bad for the environment? The simple answer to that question is yes, it is. Having made that statement what follows will justify it by … Continue reading
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Why choose anti-slip surfacing?
Anti-slip surfacing is essential in all commercial and domestic settings for its ability to help stop slips, trips and spills. These are all a focus of modern health and safety policies, which are a regulated field for businesses, and a … Continue reading
Helipad Design
A helipad is a helicopter landing pad and designates a safe, identified landing area that is on an appropriate surface and free from obstacles. The design and construction of each helipad will vary, determined by the weight of helicopters that … Continue reading
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New Project – Stena Hibernia, Belfast
The Stena Hibernia is a predominantly Freight Ro-Ro cargo Ferry operating between Heysham and Belfast built in 1996. Thortech International were to complete the resurfacing of the weather deck, and complete surface repairs to ramps while the vessel was on … Continue reading
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How Do Bridges Work?
Bridges create a span between two points, sometimes with additional supporting points between them. They are commonly used to create a crossing point between two banks of a river or a ravine, but they are also used within and between … Continue reading
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Why Anti-Slip Surfacing is Important for Ships?
Slippery floors can be a hindrance working on and one stands the risk of sustaining injuries in the event of accidental falls. Ships are designed to handle many operations and are meant to be used often by human beings. This … Continue reading
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