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With More than 160 Kilometers of Extension and Stretches Built on Rivers, Lakes and Low-Resistance Terrain, This High-Speed Railway Viaduct Required Thousands of Pillars and Foundations to Keep Trains Running over 300 Km/h Safely

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In eastern China, an almost continuous sequence of concrete crosses fields, canals, rivers and flooded areas for approximately 164 kilometers. Danyang-Kunshan Bridge is not just a passage over an obstacle: it functions as a huge high rail platform, designed to preserve the geometry of the road while high-speed trains travel the line... The post With more than 160 kilometers of extension and stretches built on rivers, lakes and low-resistance ter…
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In eastern China, an almost continuous sequence of concrete crosses fields, canals, rivers and flooded areas for approximately 164 kilometers. Danyang-Kunshan Bridge is not just a passage over an obstacle: it functions as a huge high rail platform, designed to preserve the geometry of the road while high-speed trains travel the line... The post With more than 160 kilometers of extension and stretches built on rivers, lakes and low-resistance ter…

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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