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Seattle's semi-buoyant bridge over Duwamish river
Features of partially floating piers for First Avenue South Bridge in Seattle, Wash; 278-ft span bascule bridge to be carried on deep silt and clay; minimum channel depth 35 ft; finished structure to consist of twin bridges for dual express roadway; semi-buoyant bridge offers greater earthquake resistance. (See also Pacific Bldr and Engr v 61 n 5 May 1955 p 84-6; description, by B.V.CHRISTY and H.W.HUMPHRES, in Roads and Streets v 98 n 8 Aug 1955 p 58-9, 62)
Seattle's semi-buoyant bridge over Duwamish river
Features of partially floating piers for First Avenue South Bridge in Seattle, Wash; 278-ft span bascule bridge to be carried on deep silt and clay; minimum channel depth 35 ft; finished structure to consist of twin bridges for dual express roadway; semi-buoyant bridge offers greater earthquake resistance. (See also Pacific Bldr and Engr v 61 n 5 May 1955 p 84-6; description, by B.V.CHRISTY and H.W.HUMPHRES, in Roads and Streets v 98 n 8 Aug 1955 p 58-9, 62)
Seattle's semi-buoyant bridge over Duwamish river
Western Construction
Thomas, M.A. (author)
Western Construction ; 30
1955
Article (Journal)
English
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