Trestle Design

Collins has prepared trestle designs for construction access for both inland river and coastal projects.

Typically, they are designed for support of heavy cranes, materials, trucks, concrete pump trucks, drill rigs, and other related equipment. In addition to vehicle loads, current, wave forces, and barge mooring loads may significantly effect pile design.

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