The new Bridge for Genoa bears the marks of beauty and sustainability. It is projected to the future, but it cannot forget nor remove the tragedy where it has its roots. The new Bridge Genova San Giorgio, designed by the creativity of Renzo Piano and realized thanks to the construction capability of Fincantieri Infrastructure and Salini Impregilo (Webuild), has a steel soul. Moreover, part of this steel is branded Duferdofin-Nucor, a Duferco Group’s company. The bridge is the perfect candidate to represent Italy in the world. Some facts: a total length of more than 1 kilometer (1,067 meters); 18 elliptical piers of reinforced concrete, 19 spans in the continuous steel deck. The bridge is supported by 18 elliptical-section constant-shape reinforced concrete Piers. The shape of the deck recalls the hull of a ship. As a tribute to the victims, 43 street lamps will shed their sail-shaped lights. The characteristics and numbers of the deck are impressive: 80,000 m3 of excavations, 9,000 tonnes of steel reinforcement, 67,000 m3 of concrete, 17,000 tonnes of steel metalwork (official numbers by “Per Genova”) Duferdofin-Nucor is proud of taking part in this common challenge, which was contributed by the best Italian talents. We supplied Fincantieri Infrastructure, with which a long and successful relationship exists, with steel angles (L150X10 – L150X15) and beams (HEA 120 – HEA 160 – HEB 300).
Duferdofin-Nucor’s steel in the new Bridge for Genova
by Duferco Travi e Profilati | Jul 22, 2020 | News
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