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Diseases of Prestressed Construction of Long-Span Bridge and Its Prevention

Zhonghua Zhang

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In recent years,the bridge construction gradually increases in China,and prestressed technology as a very important construction technology has been widely applied.This paper analyzes the disease and puts forward the prevention measures in prestressed construction of long-span bridge in order to provide reference for peers.

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In recent years,the bridge construction gradually increases in China,and prestressed technology as a very important construction technology has been widely applied.This paper analyzes the disease and puts forward the prevention measures in prestressed construction of long-span bridge in order to provide reference for peers.

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In recent years,the bridge construction gradually increases in China,and prestressed technology as a very important construction technology has been widely applied.This paper analyzes the disease and puts forward the prevention measures in prestressed construction of long-span bridge in order to provide reference for peers.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Span (engineering), Engineering, Prestressed concrete, Forensic engineering, China, Civil engineering, Structural engineering

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