China project / Guizhou-Guangxi
Huangbai Railway starts precast T-beam erection
China Railway Group reported on August 21, 2026 that China Railway No. 2 Engineering Bureau erected the first 32-meter, 134-tonne T beam for the Huangtong-Baise Railway at the Huangtong Bridge site on August 18, marking the start of bridge-girder erection on the line.
Key points
- The first T beam was 32 meters long and weighed 134 tonnes.
- Huangtong Bridge is about 276 meters long and requires 9 spans with 18 precast T beams.
- The Anshun beam yard is responsible for T-beam precasting, transport and erection over about 24.5 kilometers of the Guizhou section.
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- Project: Guizhou Huangtong to Guangxi Baise Railway, also called Huangbai Railway.
- Contractor named by the source: China Railway No. 2 Engineering Bureau under China Railway Group.
- Event date: August 18, 2026; publisher date: August 21, 2026.
- Line context stated by the source: about 315 kilometers, National Class I single-track electrified railway, designed for 160 kilometers per hour.
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