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Floating crane for the construction of a bridge-assistant SMSD noticed at Zolnaya

St. Petersburg residents on the morning of October 16 noticed a large floating crane floating near the Finnish bridge. Probably, the technique is needed for the construction of a bridge-assistant for the SCSD. The photo was shared by the reader of “MK in St. Petersburg”.

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Floating crane for the construction of a bridge-assistant SMSD noticed at Zolnaya

St. Petersburg residents on the morning of October 16 noticed a large floating crane floating near the Finnish bridge. Probably, the technique is needed for the construction of a bridge-assistant for the SCSD. The photo was shared by the reader of “MK in St. Petersburg”.

The working bridge, which will help specialists build part of the SCSD, will appear in the alignment of Fayansova and Zolnaya streets. Now in St. Petersburg began its active construction.

The working bridge is a temporary structure for the entrance of heavy equipment and protection of supports from ice. First, in the bottom of the Neva vibration immersion will install piles, then mount sections of the span.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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