Don't Look Down | China's Bridge Construction Ambition | Wulong Chongqing. Alex In The City Ep 21
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2022
- Chongqing- Alex In The City "Don't Look Down" Episode 21 In this episode, I share my experience discovering Wulong District. On my adventure, I come across one of the most fascinating bridges I have ever seen.
This construction bridge has no official name. It was built for the "Shuangbao Bridge" of the Chongqing-Changsha Expressway. It is located in Changba Town, Wulong District, Chongqing City. This iron chain bridge solves the transportation of construction materials and personnel passage of the Shuangbao Bridge and connects the No. 9 and No. 8 piers. The construction of this cableway bridge saved a mixing station and a steel bar processing plant for the project and significantly reduced the impact on vegetation. The span of the cable bridge is 245.52 meters, and the total width of the bridge deck is 4.3 meters. The two sides are supported by four sets of thick steel cables, and a number of fine steel cables supports the bottom of the bridge deck. The maximum load-bearing capacity can reach 40 to 50 tons. Because the iron chain bridge is only for the bridge's construction, it is not allowed to enter the outside vehicles. However, according to the construction personnel, the bridge will be retained to build local tourism and other projects after the project is completed. At that time, tourists can not only watch its visual shock in all directions but also drive to experience the thrill and excitement it brings.
Watch the video below for the entire adventure.
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The construction bridge was intriguing as well as the impressive large bridge under construction. The scenic dramatic topology is so beautiful. The turntable with the rotating bowls is called a "Lazy Susan" here. Great video Alex! Thanks to iChongqing for supporting and sharing this interesting video.
Thank you again Ken for your continued support. Alex
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Nice video as always ! the bridges here are always stunning !
Thank you very much!
So cool Alex
Oh, that's great they are building it. Have been in Wulong twice and after long discussions with local goverment we moove our craft-shop of musical instruments from Chongqing to Wulong next year ^_^
Nice vid bro 😎
That's a rolling table... :) it is very typical of Chinese restaurants worldwide since family and community and sharing meals with family and friends is part of our cultural DNA and heritage... Thank you Alex and iChongqing for sharing another superb video with us. The aerial views were breathtaking... wow..
You are right! Thanks for the support
love bridges, but scared of heights... that construction bridge is wild, think i will pass on driving over it though.
This is not suspension bridge, it is like a, tension bridge
But how did they build the suspended cable bridge?
Chongqing, the city of bridges...
14000+ Yes
How is it anchored?
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In the US, it would take 4-6 yrs to talk about it. Drop it like a hot potato when the budget comes up.
Cool
Chinese engineers minding their business. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣great nation, great leaders and hardworking citizens. Peace be upon china.
Thank you
I wouldn't doubt their engineers, but I would doubt their builders 90% of the time
Made in china 👍