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WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 13:45:30 2010

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All of the column that will support the Tysons East (WestPark) station are up to the mezzanine level, one pair is done, another still has form on it. The single track columns on either side station are at various stages of completion, all of the double track columns east of the Capitol Beltway are done. The contractor has begun to stage the post-tension precast concrete bridge segments on the ground between the columns along Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 between Old Chain Bridge Road and Scotts Crossing Road.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 from straddle bent above Dolley Madison Boulevard south of Dulles Access Road / Toll Road interchange to Scotts Crossing Road, looking west.


Columns east of exit / entrance ramp VA-267 at Old Chain Bridge Road and Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123, looking east.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 between Old Chain Bridge Road and Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, Crains in distance working at east end of Tyson East (WestPark) station.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 between Old Chain Bridge Road and Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, precast concrete post-tension bridge segments.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 between Old Chain Bridge Road and Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, precast concrete post-tension bridge segments.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 east of Scotts Crossing Road, looking east.


Columns along north side of Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 east of Scotts Crossing Road, looking south.


Intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover.


Inside intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, numbering code used to identify segment location.


Precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover.


Precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover.


Inside intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, tentioning cables pass through the six holes.


Back side of precast concrete post-tension bridge barring end segment, tentioning cables pass through tubes.


Front side of precast concrete post-tension bridge barring end segment, end of tentioning cables wedged in six holes.


Front side of precast concrete post-tension bridge barring end segment, end of tentioning cables wedged in four holes.


Front side of precast concrete post-tension bridge barring end segment.


Inside intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, tentioning cables pass through the six holes.


Front side of precast concrete post-tension bridge barring end segment, end of tentioning cables wedged in six holes.


Intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover.


Inside intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, tentioning cables pass through the six holes.


Intermediate precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, tentioning cables pass through the six holes.


Precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover, slots for third rail conduit supporting brackets.


Precast concrete post-tension bridge segments, segments with exposed rebar on one side for spans under double crossover, slots for third rail conduit supporting brackets.


Rebar cage for outbound track N2 column east of Tyson East (WestPark) station on west side of Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, Tyson East (WestPark) station in back ground.


Forms for inbound track N1 (left), rebar cage for outbound track N2 (right) east of Tyson East (WestPark) station on west side of Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, Tyson East (WestPark) station in back ground.


Forms for inbound track N1 east of Tyson East (WestPark) station on west side of Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, Tyson East (WestPark) station in back ground.


Forms for inbound track N1 (left), rebar cage for outbound track N2 (right) east of Tyson East (WestPark) station on west side of Scotts Crossing Road, looking west, Tyson East (WestPark) station in back ground.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking east.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking east, cross beam support station mezzanine.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking east.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking north.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking east.


Columns Tyson East (WestPark) station looking east.


Columns west of Tyson East (WestPark) station at Capitol One Drive, looking west. parking structure on right is on Capitol One Bank's property.


Column west of Tyson East (WestPark) station, looking north. crossroad to left is temporary on ramp to outerloop of Capatol Beltway VA I-495 from northbound Dolly Madison Boulevard VA-123 that is part of the Capatol Beltway HOT lanes project.


Column west of Tyson East (WestPark) station east of Capatol Beltway VA I-495, looking north.


Column west of Tyson East (WestPark) station east of Capatol Beltway VA I-495, looking north.


Column west of Tyson East (WestPark) station east of Capatol Beltway VA I-495, looking north.

John in the sand box of Maryland's eastern shore.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by salaamallah@hotmail.com on Sat Nov 6 15:01:51 2010, in response to WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 13:45:30 2010.

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nice photos
good shooting

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by JayMan on Sat Nov 6 15:13:00 2010, in response to WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 13:45:30 2010.

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Good to see that we can still have new transit construction in America. The WMATA Els exemplify the type of Els than can be built in New York and other cities to extent the rapid transit lines without necessitating the expense of tunneling new subway.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Train Man Paul : Metro-North's Best Conductor FOR ALL 3 LINES!!! on Sat Nov 6 15:15:50 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by JayMan on Sat Nov 6 15:13:00 2010.

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It looks enough similar to the AIRTRAIN JFK elevated structure to the very concrete support!!

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by R32_3672 on Sat Nov 6 16:02:30 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Train Man Paul : Metro-North's Best Conductor FOR ALL 3 LINES!!! on Sat Nov 6 15:15:50 2010.

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@jon nice update photos
@paul it also looks like PR's
TrenUrbano(urban train) collums.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:08:49 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by salaamallah@hotmail.com on Sat Nov 6 15:01:51 2010.

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nice photos
good shooting


Thank you.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:34:19 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by JayMan on Sat Nov 6 15:13:00 2010.

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Good to see that we can still have new transit construction in America. The WMATA Els exemplify the type of Els than can be built in New York and other cities to extent the rapid transit lines without necessitating the expense of tunneling new subway.

I am not a big fan of post-tension construction for elevated rapid transit. The profile of post-tension construction is massively greater compared to the other elevated structures that WMATA has elsewhere on the railroad.

The best looking concrete elevated on metrorail in my opinion is segment at National Airport





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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:38:05 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by R32_3672 on Sat Nov 6 16:02:30 2010.

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@jon [sic] nice update photos

Thank you.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:47:23 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Train Man Paul : Metro-North's Best Conductor FOR ALL 3 LINES!!! on Sat Nov 6 15:15:50 2010.

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It looks enough similar to the AIRTRAIN JFK elevated structure to the very concrete support!!

One things I failed to note in the descriptions of the precast segments is, the ends of the segments have male and female ends:


Female end.


Male end.

John in the sand box of Maryland's eastern shore.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by baltimorerail on Sat Nov 6 18:00:55 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:47:23 2010.

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Nice pictures

Do you know if the project os on scheudle and when is the line going to open

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Dan Lawrence on Sat Nov 6 19:55:06 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Sand Box John on Sat Nov 6 17:34:19 2010.

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John, Thank you for posting all the progress on the Dulles Corridor Metro Project.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sun Nov 7 08:34:52 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Dan Lawrence on Sat Nov 6 19:55:06 2010.

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John, Thank you for posting all the progress on the Dulles Corridor Metro Project.

Thank you and thank you for acknowledge that you viewed post.

Both post-tension lifting gantries, teaser post.
VA I-66 Flyover.
VA 267 VA-123 interchange.
More to come.

John in the sand box of Maryland's eastern shore.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sun Nov 7 08:57:28 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by baltimorerail on Sat Nov 6 18:00:55 2010.

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Nice pictures

Thank you.

Do you know if the project is on schedule and when is the line going to open.

Dulles Transit Partners is claiming that the project is scheduled to be completed on time in late 2013. WTOP reported that utility relocation along Leesburg Pike (two stations on west end of Tysons Corner) has slowed things some, but they believe they will overcome the problem.

Project manager: Tysons rail construction delayed
10 26 2010 1044
Adam Tuss and others
wtop.com

In my opinion I think it will completed and ready for opening in early 2014.

John in the sand box of Maryland's eastern shore.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Nov 7 16:37:28 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Sand Box John on Sun Nov 7 08:34:52 2010.

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I've read all your posts on the Dulles project. Might I suggest the series might make a good book someday.

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Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station

Posted by Sand Box John on Sun Nov 7 21:18:03 2010, in response to Re: WMATA: Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Pictures 10 24 2010, Tysons East (WestPark) station, posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Nov 7 16:37:28 2010.

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Might I suggest the series might make a good book someday.

As in coffee table picture book?

If I were to put such a book together I would have loved to have gotten and get more up close and inside picture. Pictures of concrete pours, picture of the miners working in the tunnels. Pictures of bridge beams being set, trucks hauling precast concrete segment from the casting plant to the construction site. . . . Unfortunately I have nether the time nor resource to get some of the pictures I would really like to get.

John in the sand box of Maryland's eastern shore.

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