Highways and Bridges
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ZBAR-reinforced bridges have staying power.
The combination of cracked concrete, chlorides and moisture provide an ideal environment for corrosion, and corrosion means high maintenance and replacement costs in bridges reinforced with standard rebar.
Before ZBAR, stainless steel was the standard for harsh marine environments. Now, ZBAR provides a proven economical alternative to stainless steel that is equally effective at corrosion protection. ZBAR’s dual layers of corrosion protection provide an estimated 100-year life.
Sample highway and bridge projects:
Location: Knoxville, TN
Contractor: Mountain States
Engineer: Tennessee Department of Transportation
Location: Jefferson County, KY
Contractor: Faulkner Construction
Engineer: Kentucky Department of Transportation – Alan Frank Section
Location: Hampton, NH
Engineer: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
Project: Resting Tree Drive over Beaver Creek
Location: Bristol, VA
Contractor: Thomas Construction
Engineer: Virginia Department of Transportation
Project: Route 83 over Pound River
Location: Pound, VA
Contractor: Ken Construction
Engineer: Virginia Department of Transportation
Project: Mill Creek Bridge
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC (Horry County)
Contractor: Cape Romain Contractors Inc
Engineer: South Carolina Department of Transportation