A 385.5-meter-long cable-stayed bridge, featuring a 193.5-meter single span, is being constructed in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. This bridge, intended to last for a century, will have a load capacity of 70 tons. Notably, it is built using the 'cast in situ farm travel gantry' technique, allowing for the casting of concrete...
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slabs without ground support. The construction, guided by French consultants and engineers from IIT Mumbai and IIT Chennai, utilizes a balance cantilever technique with 56 stay cables to distribute the load. The bridge, which is expected to be completed in two months, is being constructed with a unique process of casting 5-meter segments weighing 180-190 tons. The bridge's design incorporates 56 extra-doze cables, each composed of 36 individual cables.