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Overview of the first girder removal of the second stage of Segment "D"
Spreader bar hooked up to the girder for removal
View between the girders of the spreader bar hooked up to the girder
Close-up cutting the girder bracing
Cutting the girder at pier 11 for removal
Cutting the bottom girder flange
Cutting the girder for removal
Cutting the top flange
Final cuts, girder section ready to be lowered
Starting to lower the first section of girder
200-ton crane lowering the approach girder section
Close-up, girder section being lowered
Lowering the girder section onto the barge with the 200-ton crane
Using the tag lines to help lower the girder section to the barge
Laying the girder section down on the barge
200-ton crane on the barge, spreader bar ready for the second girder removal
Removing the bracing for girder removals
Segment "D" stage 2, first section of girder removed
200-ton crane on the barge, spreader bar ready for the second girder removal
Torch cutting the removed girder
Completed scaffolding at pier 3
Using the 200-ton crane to move the generator from the dock to the bridge deck
Removing the false decking in preparation for girder removal
Cutting bracing for the second girder section
Starting to cut the bottom flange on the second girder section
Starting to remove the second girder section
Preparing to lower the removed girder section
Lowering the second girder section
Lowering the girder section onto the barge, using tag lines to help guide the girder section
View from below of removed section of girder, piers 11-12
View south of removed girder section
200-ton crane set up for the second girder lift
200-ton crane set up for the second girder section removal
Loading the containment scaffolding onto the trailer for removal
200-ton crane lifting a containment bin for concrete removal
Arrival of the 300-ton crane
View from below of removed false decking between piers 12 and 13 in preparation for girder removal
200 and 300-ton cranes lowering the drop-in girder
Lowering the drop-in girder
Removed Drop-in girder
200 and 300-ton cranes hooked up to the drop-in girder in preparation for removal
200-ton crane hooked up to the first pier 12 hammerhead section to be removed
Lowering the first section of the pier 12 hammerhead girder
Lowering the hammerhead section to the barge
Starting to lower the second section of the hammerhead girder
Lowering the second pier 12 hammerhead girder section
Pier 11 clean-up and dowel installation
Removed girder sections being brought to the dock to be removed from the barge
Removing the girder sections from the barge with the 160-ton crane
Overview, 200 and 300-ton cranes hooked-up to the approach girder, 160 and 110-ton cranes
Repositioning the barge / 200-ton crane
Removing the false decking between piers 13 and 14 in preparation for girder removals
300-ton crane removing the wood from the false decking
Telehandler moving removed false decking materials
Close-up of girder removal
110 and 300-ton cranes lowering the approach girder
Approach girder being lowered to the ground
Loosening the support cables for the hammerhead girder removal
Starting to lift the hammerhead girder from the pier
Starting to lower the pier 13 hammerhead girder
200 and 300-ton crane lowering the hammerhead girder
Lowering the pier 13 hammerhead girder
Cutting the second approach girder for removal, 300-ton crane
Cutting both bottom flanges on the second approach girder for removal
110 and 300-ton cranes preparing to remove the second approach girder
Close-up of torch cut on the approach girder
Preparing to cut the top flange of the second approach girder
Cut section of the approach girder
Final cuts on the approach girder
Preparing to lower the second approach girder
Starting to lower the second approach girder
Starting to remove the second approach girder
200-ton crane lifting the hopper to the concrete truck
Filling the hopper for concrete placement on pier cap 12
Lowering the concrete hopper of concrete to pier cap 12
Releasing the concrete into the formwork on pier 12
Preparing for concrete placement on pier caps 11 and 12
Using the 160-ton crane to load the truck with removed girder pieces
Loading removed girder pieces onto the truck

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