Ghana project / Navuni Bridge
Ghana bridge project erects first prestressed-concrete T beams
China Railway Group reported on August 13, 2026 that the Ghana NB project completed erection of the first span of 40-meter prestressed-concrete T beams at Navuni Bridge on August 5 local time. The bridge uses five 40-meter simply supported spans, with 25 T beams planned across the full 200-meter bridge.
Key points
- The first-span lift covered five 40-meter T beams at Navuni Bridge.
- The bridge superstructure is described as 40-meter simply supported prestressed-concrete T beams.
- The bridge is 200 meters long and 12.5 meters wide, with 25 total T beams; each beam is 40 meters long and 127.32 tonnes.
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- Project named by the source: Ghana NB project.
- Contractor named by the source: China Railway No. 5 Engineering Group under China Railway Group.
- Event date: August 5, 2026 local time; publisher date: August 13, 2026.
- Route context: 1.914 kilometers, tying the new bridge into existing roads at both ends.
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