The Verona Bridge is a 14.40-meter-long temporary bridge used for track reinforcement. It consists of two main beams 1060 mm high into which the metal beams (HEM 180) are inserted, and it is braced by 5 transverse diaphragms made of adjustable profiles.

Verona Bridge
Valdaora, Italy

Description

Regulation of emergency measures to restore safety conditions railway line in Valdaora, using the Verona Bridge. The intervention consists of the positioning of two Verona bridges of 14.40m span for the reinforcement of the track, in order to ensure the transit of trains at 80km/h and to restore the safety conditions of the Fortezza – San Candido line, damaged by a landslide in Valdaora at km 45 + 015.

Construction workers are repairing a railway line in a rural, forested area. With heavy machinery and workers in orange safety gear ensuring optimal safety conditions, the scene features lush greenery and distant mountains beneath a cloudy sky.
A modern train glides over a temporary blue Bailey bridge, ensuring impeccable safety conditions amidst lush greenery and old stone remnants. Clear skies stretch above the railway line, where power lines softly trace their path.
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