Pre Engineered Military Bailey Truss Panel Iron Bridge Manufacturing for Civil Construction Company
Description of Military Bailey Bridge
As one kind of Military Bailey Bridge, the Military pontoon bridges are usually built either by successively extending outward from the shore or by constructing whole sections as rafts and floating them into position. Truss bridges, for use where riverbanks are steep or navigation must be kept open, are made up in panels readily bolted together. Military truss bridges were pioneered in World War II by the highly successful British-invented Bailey bridge, which played an especially important role in the Allied campaign in Italy. Also during World War II, the scissors assault bridge was introduced; a folding bridge, consisting of a pair of solid-girder-supported deck sections, hinged at their juncture, was carried to the riverbank by a tank; opening out in an inverted V, it flattened into a level crossing.
Specification of Military Bailey Bridge
| Product Name | Specification of Compact 200-type Bailey bridge |
| Width | 7.3m, 4.2m, 7.5m etc |
| Maximum span | 64meter single span |
| Bridge deck | Steel bridge panel |
| Steel grade | Q460C A572 etc |
| Loading capacity | 20ton, 40ton truck etc, or HS20-44, HS25-44/Truck 20 |
| Corrosion | Original painted |
| Advantages | Price effective and technical full analysis and supports |
Modern refinements of basic types of military bridges have included increased use of aluminum, more efficient and stronger scissors types, and
greatly increased use of mechanical erecting equipment.
Application
It is a simple through-type bridge, that is to say a bridge with a roadway carried between two main load carrying lattice girders (trusses). The
lattice girders are built-up from a number of identical panels connected end to end by pins to form a continuous stiff girder from bank to bank. It
has the following usage
· Road Bridges
· Pedestrian Bridges
· Railway Bridges
· Steel Truss Bridge
· Beam Bridges
· Steel Bailey bridge
· Structural Steel Box Bridge
Competitive Advantage
Heavy loading capacity
Great stability
Long fatigue life
Light weight
Low cost
Easy and fast erection
History of Bailey bridge
By the 17th century, bridging equipment was part of the train of European and Turkish armies, with pontoons fashioned not only of timber but
also of leather, copper, and tin. Pneumatic pontoons with steel roadways made their appearance during World War II.
Meanwhile various standards ranging from Europe EU Standard, America ASTM Standard, British BS Standard, Australia AS/NZS Standard structural steelworks construction and fabrication are also available.
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