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3DDave said:UKJim - in the photos taken during bridge placement, the same ragged edges are visible in the blisters. Whatever happened to them happened before the bridge was on the pylons. My guess is that rather than making a nice trough for the concrete pour they used spray foam or some other material to maintain access.
appster said:Meerkat 007
"This confuse me. For my untrained eye looks like a PT bar but from where to where ?"
I believe that it is tendon duct or utility duct from the canopy but could be wrong
UKJIm
I was referring to the white snake going almost full length of the blister
LITTLEINCH said:Flicking through some of the past posts I wonder / hope that someone is searching the bottom of the canal. There seems to be a big chunk of the bottom of member 12 missing....
chris snyder said:27 Mar 18 00:32 picture of #11 lower tendon plate