The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in China has undergone a five-day testing process ahead of the scheduled opening in late September. The load test is the final step before it is considered safe to welcome traffic. A testing team drove 96 trucks onto designated points to test the bridge's structural integrity. Rising 625 metres above a river in Guizhou province, the bridge will upon completion set the record for both the world's tallest bridge and largest span bridge built in a mountainous area.
Breaking Heights: World's Tallest Bridge Passes Load Test
Breaking Heights: World's Tallest Bridge Passes Load Test
Get a glimpse of the extraordinary Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge as it passes a crucial load-bearing test, paving the way for its upcoming opening.
After enduring a rigorous five-day testing process, China's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge has successfully completed its load-bearing test. A fleet of 96 trucks was strategically driven onto the bridge as part of the assessment, determining its readiness for public use. The bridge, soaring 625 meters high, will soon claim the title of both the tallest and largest span bridge in a mountainous area, making it a remarkable feat of engineering. Set to open in late September, this engineering marvel is not just about height but also showcases innovative architecture against natural landscapes.
