Bridge construction - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 10:01, 15 November 2022

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	* 3D printed bridge.		* 3D printed bridge.
−	* Abutment.
	* Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.		* Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.
−	* Arches.
	* Assessing bridges.		* Assessing bridges.
−	* Barrel vault.
	* Bascule bridge.		* Bascule bridge.
	* Braced frame.		* Braced frame.
	* Bridges of the world.		* Bridges of the world.
−	* Catenary.
	* Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.		* Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.
	* Civil engineer.		* Civil engineer.
	* Clifton Suspension Bridge.		* Clifton Suspension Bridge.
−	* Counterweights.
−	* Design and Check Certificates.
	* Five bridges worth visiting during a UK staycation.		* Five bridges worth visiting during a UK staycation.
	* Garden bridge.		* Garden bridge.
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	* Movable bridge.		* Movable bridge.
	* Optimal arch bridge.		* Optimal arch bridge.
−	* Piers.
−	* Pile foundations.
	* Pontoon bridge.		* Pontoon bridge.
−	* Prestressed concrete.
	* Swing bridge.		* Swing bridge.
	* State Route 520 Floating Bridge.		* State Route 520 Floating Bridge.
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	* Railway engineering.		* Railway engineering.
	* Retractable bridge.		* Retractable bridge.
−	* River engineering.
−	* Road construction.
−	* Road joints.
−	* Scour.
	* The Iron Bridge		* The Iron Bridge
	* The Millau Viaduct.		* The Millau Viaduct.
−	* ~~Truss.~~	+	* Types of bridge.
−	* Why demolition and infilling are blunt weapons in the management of ~~historic structures~~.	+

	= External references =		= External references =

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	* 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Construction' (3rd ed.), HOLMES, R., The College of Estate Management (1995)		* 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Construction' (3rd ed.), HOLMES, R., The College of Estate Management (1995)

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	* 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Construction' (3rd ed.), HOLMES, R., The College of Estate Management (1995)		* 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Construction' (3rd ed.), HOLMES, R., The College of Estate Management (1995)

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Editor at 16:40, 23 November 2021

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	[[Bridges_of_the_world\|Read about the most iconic bridges in the world here.]]		[[Bridges_of_the_world\|Read about the most iconic bridges in the world here.]]

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki:~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* 3D printed bridge.		* 3D printed bridge.
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	* State Route 520 Floating Bridge.		* State Route 520 Floating Bridge.
	* Structural steelwork.		* Structural steelwork.
		+	* Submersible bridge.
	* Railway engineering.		* Railway engineering.
	* Retractable bridge.		* Retractable bridge.

Editor: Reverted edits by 94.209.153.166 (talk) to last revision by Editor

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	~~Keanu je zusje~~	+	Bridges are a common feature of the built environment and one of the key elements of civil engineering. The basic principles of bridge design are dependent on the load-bearing structure; whether flat, convex or concave. These are better known as beam, arch or suspension bridges:

−	Beam bridges	+	=== Beam bridges ===

	Beam bridges are either simple beam or cantilever structures generally constructed from steel truss or pre-stressed concrete units. The simple beam bridge is horizontally self-supporting and transmits loads vertically through piers or abutments. The cantilever bridge transmits loads through piers central to the beam.		Beam bridges are either simple beam or cantilever structures generally constructed from steel truss or pre-stressed concrete units. The simple beam bridge is horizontally self-supporting and transmits loads vertically through piers or abutments. The cantilever bridge transmits loads through piers central to the beam.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Bridges are a common feature of the built environment and one of the key elements of civil engineering. The basic principles of bridge design are dependent on the load-bearing structure; whether flat, convex or concave. These are better known as beam, arch or suspension bridges:	+	Keanu je zusje

−	~~===~~ Beam bridges ~~===~~	+	Beam bridges

	Beam bridges are either simple beam or cantilever structures generally constructed from steel truss or pre-stressed concrete units. The simple beam bridge is horizontally self-supporting and transmits loads vertically through piers or abutments. The cantilever bridge transmits loads through piers central to the beam.		Beam bridges are either simple beam or cantilever structures generally constructed from steel truss or pre-stressed concrete units. The simple beam bridge is horizontally self-supporting and transmits loads vertically through piers or abutments. The cantilever bridge transmits loads through piers central to the beam.

Editor at 11:15, 1 September 2021

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	* The Millau Viaduct.		* The Millau Viaduct.
	* Truss.		* Truss.
		+	* Why demolition and infilling are blunt weapons in the management of historic structures.

	= External references =		= External references =

Editor at 16:39, 29 July 2021

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	Where there are suitable support points available, multi-span bridges may be used to create long bridges, and these may include combinations of beam, arch and suspension spans.		Where there are suitable support points available, multi-span bridges may be used to create long bridges, and these may include combinations of beam, arch and suspension spans.

−	~~Moveable~~ bridges are moveable variations of the three basic forms, generally used in situations where greater headroom under the bridge is sometimes necessary, for example to allow the passage of a ship underneath. The most common types of moveable bridge are:	+	Movable bridges are moveable variations of the three basic forms, generally used in situations where greater headroom under the bridge is sometimes necessary, for example to allow the passage of a ship underneath. The most common types of moveable bridge are:

	* Swing: The structure pivots on a central pier.		* Swing: The structure pivots on a central pier.
	* Bascule or pivoted cantilever: 'Drawbridges' which use a counter-weight behind the pivot point to raise and lower the deck.		* Bascule or pivoted cantilever: 'Drawbridges' which use a counter-weight behind the pivot point to raise and lower the deck.
	* Vertical lift: Simple beams or girders that are raised by cables from towers.		* Vertical lift: Simple beams or girders that are raised by cables from towers.
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		+	See Movable bridge.

	= Construction of bridges =		= Construction of bridges =
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	* Garden bridge.		* Garden bridge.
	* Girder.		* Girder.
		+	* Movable bridge.
	* Optimal arch bridge.		* Optimal arch bridge.
	* Piers.		* Piers.

Editor at 11:29, 20 July 2021

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	* Counterweights.		* Counterweights.
	* Design and Check Certificates.		* Design and Check Certificates.
		+	* Five bridges worth visiting during a UK staycation.
	* Garden bridge.		* Garden bridge.
	* Girder.		* Girder.

Editor at 17:15, 18 June 2021

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	* Structural steelwork.		* Structural steelwork.
	* Railway engineering.		* Railway engineering.
		+	* Retractable bridge.
	* River engineering.		* River engineering.
	* Road construction.		* Road construction.