36,000-tonne bridge successfully rotated into position in Guangxi

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On September 17, the main bridge of the Changli Interchange on the Guangxi Coastal Highway in south China was successfully rotated into position. Weighing 36,000 tonnes, the bridge set a new national record for the heaviest bridge of its kind to be rotated into position. It is also currently China's heaviest single-pier, twin-girder T-shaped rigid-frame bridge to have undergone a rotation into position.