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Norwegian Engineers Shocked China With $47 Billion Floating Highway and Underwater Tunnel

Escrito por Bruno Teles
Publicado em 22/12/2023 às 14:47
Engenheiros da Noruega chocaram a China com rodovia flutuante e túnel submerso US$ 47 Bilhões
Foto: Divulgação/Túnel Submerso – Noruega
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The Revolutionary Floating Highway of Norway, An Engineering Feat, Promises to Transform Transportation and Tourism in the Country.

Norway, known for its spectacular fjord landscapes, is about to add another wonder to its repertoire: a floating highway costing US$ 47 billion. This ambitious infrastructure project, led by Norwegian engineers, has the potential to significantly reduce travel time on the E39 highway and revolutionize transportation in the region.

The E39 highway, which runs along the Norwegian coast from Kristiansand in the south to Trondheim in the north, faces a major obstacle: the fjords. These geological formations, created by glacial erosion, make the current route long and complicated, with several ferry crossings. The new project aims to eliminate these interruptions, replacing them with a series of innovative bridges and tunnels.

Technological Innovations of the New Highway in Norway

Among the solutions proposed by Norwegian engineers are:

  1. Rogfest Underwater Tunnel
  2. Bjornafjorden Floating Bridge
  3. Sula Fjorden Floating and Submerged Tunnel
  4. Sognefjord Challenge
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The Rogfest underwater tunnel will be the world’s deepest road tunnel, extending 27 km and reaching depths of up to 390 meters, connecting islands and isolated cities. The Bjornafjorden Floating Bridge is a floating bridge anchored at both ends to cross the Bjornafjorden fjord. The Sula Fjorden Floating and Submerged Tunnel is an innovative alternative involving two submerged tubes, secured to the seabed by strong cables. The Sognefjord Challenge, being the largest and deepest fjord in Norway, presents the greatest challenge, with various proposals including suspended, floating, and submerged tunnels.

Impact and Future

This work will not only reduce travel time across the region but also serve as a milestone in global engineering. With a projected completion date of 2035, it is expected that the investment will be recouped through tolls. In addition to its economic impact, the project is also an example of environmental innovation and engineering safety.

The floating highway of Norway is a testament to the innovative spirit and capability of Norwegian engineers. Representing a significant advancement in transportation and tourism infrastructure, this project not only improves connectivity in Norway but also serves as inspiration for future engineering projects around the world.

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Bruno Teles

Falo sobre tecnologia, inovação, petróleo e gás. Atualizo diariamente sobre oportunidades no mercado brasileiro. Com mais de 7.000 artigos publicados nos sites CPG, Naval Porto Estaleiro, Mineração Brasil e Obras Construção Civil. Sugestão de pauta? Manda no brunotelesredator@gmail.com

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