A remarkable structure that many people in advanced countries are taken for granted because of radiation exposure is a bridge. There are many reasons to connect bridges, such as shortening the journey by shorting the two places, making it easy, or for economic reasons. They are also one of the most well thought out structures: for weather, car wear, people and other elements, and for their purposes, it takes decades to plan the basic structure maybe. In constructing a structure by the size of a bridge bridge, it is Japan that needs to consider all three elements.
In Japan, the first use of SCC was the construction of a pylon in 1991 (Daczko and Vachon, 2006: 638). The first large-scale project using SCC was Akashi Kaikyo Bridge completed in 1998. Through the use of SCC, it is estimated that the project construction period has been reduced by 20% from 5 years to 2 years (ibid). The second implementation was held in 1998 to build Osaka Gas's natural gas tank wall. The estimated SCC used during construction is about 12,000 cubic meters. The construction period of the project was shortened from 22 months to 18 months, and the number of workers working in the project decreased from 150 to 50 (ibid).
Naruto Bridge is a suspension bridge over the road from Awaji Island, Hyogo ken Minami Awaji-shi, Tokushima ken Naruto city to Oe island. This bridge was completed in 1985, the trunk length was 876 meters (2,874 feet). It is one of the largest bridges in the world and stands on the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The wonderful architectural design of this bridge is wonderful. I can not resist taking pictures of this amazing building. Connecting large cables to each part of the bridge makes you feel safe when traversing. Please enjoy the beautiful architectural design of the bridge. Also, I like watching the following waves to make a whirlpool. The structure of the bridge shows how engineers can work perfectly