Workers from Cramer & Associates lowered a 96-foot high rebar cage weighing 37,000 pounds into a 100-foot deep hole. The hole was then filled with concrete to form a main pier for the new viaduct.
Rebar cage lowered for viaduct pier
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Workers from Cramer & Associates lowered a 96-foot high rebar cage weighing 37,000 pounds into a 100-foot deep hole. The hole was then filled with concrete to form a main pier for the new viaduct.
Posted in News on Monday, March 16, 2009 12:00 am
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