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Stabilizing a movable bridge abutment
Steel tie-rods anchored to heavy concrete blocks on pile foundations were means of finally stabilizing south abutment of Third St. bridge over Channel St. waterway in San Francisco, long a source of trouble to city bureau of engineering; this highway bridge is of double-leaf Page bascule type and has length of 113 ft. between center lines of trunnions.
Stabilizing a movable bridge abutment
Steel tie-rods anchored to heavy concrete blocks on pile foundations were means of finally stabilizing south abutment of Third St. bridge over Channel St. waterway in San Francisco, long a source of trouble to city bureau of engineering; this highway bridge is of double-leaf Page bascule type and has length of 113 ft. between center lines of trunnions.
Stabilizing a movable bridge abutment
Eng. Contracting
O'Shaughnessy, M.M. (author)
1929
2 pages
4 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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