Single span suspended deck arch bridge
A suspension bridge and span technology, applied in arch bridges, bridges, bowstring bridges, etc., can solve the problem of not recommending a single span of cantilever bridges, and achieve the effect of ensuring water body navigation and avoiding navigation interference.
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[0091] In more detail: with reference to Figures 1 and 2, the resulting structure is mainly composed of the following: a half-arch 1; a continuous beam 2; a bridge deck 3 hooked to the half-arch 1 by means of vertical suspension cables 4; and tie rods 5 , which is set at the same height as the bridge deck 3 and fixed with its end 6 to the abutment of the half-arch 1 . The structure can be extended on a helical ramp 7 at the end of the continuous beam 2, the form of the ramp 7 being preferred but not exclusive, in order to connect road lanes and railway tracks to similar existing infrastructure. The structure is preferably but not exclusively supported by foundations placed on the shore, namely the main base 8 and the outer base 9, in the variant with hollow buoyancy bases and / or in variants with solid bases, both of which are reinforced by neoprene A rubber bearing member or the like 10 (vibration isolator) is provided on the outer arch.
[0092] The anchor cables 11 placed a...
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