I-95 over the Piscataqua River Fracture Critical Member Inspection
New Hampshire Department of Transportation
I-95 over the Piscataqua River Fracture Critical Member Inspection
Portsmouth, NH - Kittery, ME
To meet National Bridge Inspection Standard (NBIS) requirements, Hoyle Tanner was retained by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation to perform a Fracture Critical Member inspection for the above deck portion of the I-95 High Level Bridge. The inspection was completed during a scheduled shutdown of one lane in each direction over a single weekend. Two teams of NBIS and Fracture Critical Certified Inspectors completed the inspection utilizing two-125’ articulated lifts which were required to reach the top of the arch over 100’ above the deck level. All fracture critical members were inspected at arms-length and a detailed inspection report prepared.
- NBIS Bridge Inspection
- Report Preparation
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