Harnessing Water-Filled Barriers for Bridge Repairs

In the picturesque landscape of Tervuren, Belgium, a challenging bridge repair project unfolded with part of the foundation submerged underwater. Leveraging the innovative NoFloods water-filled barriers, the construction team embarked on a mission to transform obstacles into opportunities. These barriers, meticulously deployed on both sides of the bridge, efficiently created cofferdams, carving out a dry and safe workspace amidst the serene beauty of the surroundings.

With the barriers in place, the skilled construction team utilized cutting-edge technology to pump out water from the work area with precision and efficiency. This crucial step enabled engineers to carry out the necessary repairs on the bridge’s foundation submerged underwater. Throughout the project’s duration, which spanned several weeks, the NoFloods barriers proved their mettle, allowing heavy machinery to maneuver with precision while the dedicated workforce executed their tasks with finesse.

To ensure the barriers’ durability and effectiveness over an extended timeline, meticulous precautions were taken, including enveloping them in a protective membrane. This additional layer not only shielded the barriers from the harsh effects of UV rays but also acted as a formidable defense against potential seepage, further enhancing their resilience. As the project reached its grand finale, the success story became undeniable – the rejuvenated bridge stood fortified and restored, a testament to the power of innovation, teamwork, and the indispensable role played by the NoFloods water-filled barriers.