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O-Cell frame being lowered into drilled shaft excavation at New Mississipi River Bridge on I-70 project.
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World Record O-Cell Load Test in St. Louis, MO!

August 23, 2010 rockman Comments Off on World Record O-Cell Load Test in St. Louis, MO!

My colleage Robert Thompson at Dan Brown and Associates has posted about the World Record O-Cell test they were involved in on the new Mississippi River Bridge for I-70 in St. Louis, Missouri. The new […]

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