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Reinforcement in place of the Stoney Creek arch bridge
Report on reinforcement, with new arch, of steel railroad bridge, built for Canadian Pacific in 1893, which consists of 336 ft. three-hinged arch, on which are supported plate-girder spans which extend to abutments at both ends of bridge, making structure 486 ft. long; erecting new arch ribs by cantilever trusses without loading old bridge. (See also - discussion p 314-315)
Reinforcement in place of the Stoney Creek arch bridge
Report on reinforcement, with new arch, of steel railroad bridge, built for Canadian Pacific in 1893, which consists of 336 ft. three-hinged arch, on which are supported plate-girder spans which extend to abutments at both ends of bridge, making structure 486 ft. long; erecting new arch ribs by cantilever trusses without loading old bridge. (See also - discussion p 314-315)
Reinforcement in place of the Stoney Creek arch bridge
Eng. Jl
Motley, P.B. (author)
Engineering Journal ; 13
1930
6 pages
10 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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