Three support systems used to build bridge substructure

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TONNING K
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Civil Engineering (New York) | 1971年 / 41卷 / 12期
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A new bridge spanning Chesapeake Bay in Maryland is built by a joint venture. The substructure project embraces five separate contracts and the work consists of three basic support systems- precast, prestressed, construction for the approaches, anchor piers for the suspension span, and Potomac- type piers for the balance of the structure.
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