Amazing Modern Construction Technology - Rapid Bridge Replacement on 4 Days Timelapse

The 19th century bridge was demolished and the newly built bridge was pushed in during a four-day lockout break.
A special sliding construction with hydraulic cylinders was used to push the 1400 ton bridge 34 meters into its final position.
Project by Wadle Bauunternehmung GmbH: www.wadle.de
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[@gp5313]

One of the best time-lapse I've ever seen!

[@215Daniel]

I love watching these clips, it takes my city Philadelphia 6 months-2 years to complete a couple miles section of highway.

[@steveescher1554]

I would say 5 to 10 years lol I'm here because of the 95 collapse

[@surveyingengineeringdesigninfo]

Good

[@glaucoespindola2977]

Muito bom👏

[@xr6lad]

I think I would have demanded if in those homes nearby, that the government provide alternative accommodation while that was being done. Those homes are far too near that construction site to get a decent sleep and not be disturbed.

[@machinesworktv6322]

Good like

[@sergiypiastrellistaresine2751]

Bravo 👍🏻

[@dustysherrmann4427]

👍👍

[@clintondsouza4294]

nice

[@lionelw007]

Looks like they demolished a very old bridge. I wonder when the original bridge was built.

[@roodborstkalf9664]

Probably 19th century

[@izzatirfan1995]

Read the description

[@lionelw007]

@@izzatirfan1995 yes between 1800 to 1900. I meant the exact year/s. Not a approx.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@lionelw007 it was from around 1870 +/- a few years

[@SilverGreyBeamer]

I watched it in x0,25 speed

[@WIDUKINDvonCOELLN]

Anstatt die Gelegenheit zu nutzen und direkt einen viel, viel breiteren Durchgang zu installieren, werden sich die Anwohner die nächsten Jahrzehnte wieder mit einem Nadelohr rumschlagen müssen!!! (Instead of taking advantage of the opportunity and installing a much, much wider passage straight away, the residents will have to deal with a needle ear for the next few decades!!!)

[@schotterer]

Wieso sollte das ein Nadelöhr sein? Sind offensichtlich zwei Fahrstreifen, völlig ausreichend, wenn man sich die Siedlung dahinter mit kurvigen Straßen ansieht.

[@ΔημήτριοςΔημητρακόπουλος-ν1υ]

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[@josue96journey]

Who builds houses that close to rail tracks

[@hansmo1]

its just a side track, there are alot of them in germany, most of them get used maybe 2 times a day

[@RoGie_B]

And also: German trains a very quiet ;-)

[@joaodelgado9879]

Then again, who builds tracks that close to houses?

[@kevindesilva8030]

Just about every nation in the world that has railways as the towns were there first !!

[@Darknamja]

@@kevindesilva8030 A railway town, or railroad town, is a settlement that originated or was greatly developed because of a railway station or junction at its site.

[@portbogie2865]

We can tackle a project like this with such efficiency that it is done in 4 days. Yet we can't cure cancer, hmmm? I think the Superintendent of this job needs to look into the medical field.