Rama VIII Bridge in Bangkok, opened in 2001, spans the Chao Phraya River. It has a 475-meter main bridge with a 300-meter main span, totaling 2,480 meters. The deck load is 2.5 KN/m².

For this large steel structure bridge, GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) pultruded hollow decking are used to create a closed enclosure around the previously exposed steel beams under the bridge deck. This application serves multiple purposes: reducing wind resistance, lowering maintenance costs, and enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the bridge.

Factory acceptance test

On-site load testing

On-site installation

Understanding the FRP Pultrusion Process

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Benefits of FRP

Framework stability

Superior corrosion resistance

lightweight

Easy to install

High Strength

customisable

Durability

Non-Conductive

Non-Magnetic

Thermal Stability

Low Maintenance Costs

Low Thermal Conductivity

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