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Design and Construction of Cast-in-Place Concrete Cable-Stayed Bridges in the United States

Marcos P. Loizias

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This paper reviews the developments in cast-in-place concrete cable-stayed bridges in the United States. It describes characteristic structural details for the superstructure system, towers, and stay-cables, with associated design considerations, and presents the methods of construction of these bridges. Some significant bridges are discussed in detail.

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Key concepts: Engineering, Bridge (graph theory), Forensic engineering, Structural engineering, Civil engineering, Internal medicine, Medicine