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Main method and technology of railway bridge reinforcement

Feng Qing-yua

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Based on the analysis of bridge reinforcement,the author provides the main method of bridge reinforcement,thus utilizing economic,simple and suitable measures and reaching the effects of improving existing bridge load capacity,bending resistance ability,shear capacity and load grade,and promoting increasingly developing railway bridge construction.

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Based on the analysis of bridge reinforcement,the author provides the main method of bridge reinforcement,thus utilizing economic,simple and suitable measures and reaching the effects of improving existing bridge load capacity,bending resistance ability,shear capacity and load grade,and promoting increasingly developing railway bridge construction.

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Based on the analysis of bridge reinforcement,the author provides the main method of bridge reinforcement,thus utilizing economic,simple and suitable measures and reaching the effects of improving existing bridge load capacity,bending resistance ability,shear capacity and load grade,and promoting increasingly developing railway bridge construction.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Reinforcement, Structural engineering, Engineering, Computer science, Internal medicine, Medicine

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