Bridgecrews

Bridgecrews are a type of bridge construction method that involves the use of temporary structures, known as falsework, to support the weight of the bridge while it is being built. This method is commonly used in the construction of large and complex bridges, such as those with long spans or unique designs. Bridgecrews typically consist of a series of interconnected falsework elements, such as steel or concrete frames, that are assembled to form a stable and rigid structure. The falsework is designed to support the weight of the bridge deck, superstructure, and any additional loads, such as construction equipment or materials, until the permanent bridge elements are in place. Once the permanent bridge elements are installed, the falsework is dismantled and removed, leaving behind the completed bridge. Bridgecrews are an essential aspect of modern bridge construction, enabling the safe and efficient construction of large and complex structures.