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Highway bridge at St. Rose, Quebec, is believed to be one of longest welded continuous girder bridges yet built; individual spans vary from 90 to 126 ft long; utilization of concrete deck as lateral bracing system; fabrication details; site welding.
Highway bridge at St. Rose, Quebec, is believed to be one of longest welded continuous girder bridges yet built; individual spans vary from 90 to 126 ft long; utilization of concrete deck as lateral bracing system; fabrication details; site welding.
New welded continuous girder bridge
Welding Metal Fabrication
Jarman, H.R. (author)
1956
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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