The overpass in the southern section of the Western Corridor has been commissioned

The overpass of the southern section of the Western Corridor has been commissioned and the lights are about to open to Dalian. The construction of the overpass of the southern section of the Yingkou Western Corridor has recently entered the final stage and the asphalt paving has been completed. On the same day, the municipal street light management department completed the construction of street lights along the way, and the street lights and two high-pole lights were energized and turned on at night. Yesterday, I came to the Wusi Road ramp of the overpass in the southern section of the Western Corridor. Looking from the bridge to the north and south, the asphalt pavement that has been paved was dark and shiny in the sun. Although it was still in the curing period, the bridge deck was stretched and stretched. There is still a small amount of material piled near the seam, but the overall bridge surface has shown a soothing and smooth image. Two aerial work vehicles and a crane are respectively on the bridge and under the bridge to install the last few street lights, and the workers are polishing and smoothing. Bridge railings are cut, and the bridge railings are sprayed with paint. According to reports, the installation of bridge street lights began two weeks ago. The main project includes the installation of a meter-high street light base, two meter-high pole lights, and two kilovolt-ampere transformers. In addition, after adding two rows of off-bridge ramps to Zhongshan Road and Gorji Road, the road is wider than before. In order to take into account the lighting of the bridge on the bridge and the ramp, in the design of the bridge lighting, it is also specially designed for the two bridges on Zhongshan Road and Gorji Road. Two bases of high pole lights are added near the ramp, each base is composed of watt floodlights, which not only fully meets the night lighting effect of the two sections, but also avoids multi-head and multi-point laying, which greatly saves resources.