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The Compact 200 is Mabey Bridge's most popular pre-engineered, modular steel panel bridge system. Over 200km of Compact 200 bridges have been built across 5 continents, providing reusable, relocatable bridges for permanent rural bridges, temporary access, and emergency relief. Using standardized, interchangeable components, the Compact 200 can be rapidly built by unskilled laborers to provide robust bridging solutions.
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IIBE ppt at Lucknow dt 25.05.18
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