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Design of Temporary Support Structures for Box Culvert by Jacking Method in Zhengkai Expressway

Zhang Gui-ting

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Box culvert by jacking method underpassing Jing-Gang-Ao expressway is a controlling engineering of Zhengzhou-Kaifeng expressway.Crack control of box culvert is an important factor for the engineering success.Construction experiences proved that temporary support structures can get good effect and is worth of spreading.

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Box culvert by jacking method underpassing Jing-Gang-Ao expressway is a controlling engineering of Zhengzhou-Kaifeng expressway.Crack control of box culvert is an important factor for the engineering success.Construction experiences proved that temporary support structures can get good effect and is worth of spreading.

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Box culvert by jacking method underpassing Jing-Gang-Ao expressway is a controlling engineering of Zhengzhou-Kaifeng expressway.Crack control of box culvert is an important factor for the engineering success.Construction experiences proved that temporary support structures can get good effect and is worth of spreading.

Key concepts: Culvert, Jacking, Engineering, Civil engineering, Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Performance art, Art history

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