RedSnake
Electrical
- Nov 7, 2020
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A reminder of the disaster
It has been a long process geting back to square one, and they are far from it yet.
Now the "preliminary" finishing date is late 2022.
2021 Nov 6: The first thing they did was to take down the mold with a special robot and the parts are dropped to the ground.
Eventually, parts will also be dropped into the Ume River. They will then be captured by contractors in boats.
The special robot at work
2022 Mars 30: The Damage investigation report came and it was decided it was to be covered by the insurance.
2022 Okt: They have put in a support that holds up the end of the bridge.
2022 Okt 28: Now they are going to build temporary supports close to the ordinary bridge pillars so they can examen them since they do not know how damaged the pillars are
And it's a lot of security around all the work done now because of it.
It's not going fast and soon it's winter too.
The Swedish news report today
“Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere.“
Albert Einstein
A reminder of the disaster
It has been a long process geting back to square one, and they are far from it yet.
Now the "preliminary" finishing date is late 2022.
2021 Nov 6: The first thing they did was to take down the mold with a special robot and the parts are dropped to the ground.
Eventually, parts will also be dropped into the Ume River. They will then be captured by contractors in boats.

The special robot at work
2022 Mars 30: The Damage investigation report came and it was decided it was to be covered by the insurance.
2022 Okt: They have put in a support that holds up the end of the bridge.

2022 Okt 28: Now they are going to build temporary supports close to the ordinary bridge pillars so they can examen them since they do not know how damaged the pillars are
And it's a lot of security around all the work done now because of it.
It's not going fast and soon it's winter too.
The Swedish news report today
“Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere.“
Albert Einstein