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On application of beam-first and arch-second construction craft in Yunzaobang Bridge project

Liu Jiang-ta

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From the steel pipe lattice-beret combination temporary system,the bridge surface,the truss and truss steel structure installation, the paper introduces the beam-first and arch-second construction craft in the Yunzaobang Bridge on Changji east road of Jiading in Shanghai,and displays the regulation of the construction results.

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From the steel pipe lattice-beret combination temporary system,the bridge surface,the truss and truss steel structure installation, the paper introduces the beam-first and arch-second construction craft in the Yunzaobang Bridge on Changji east road of Jiading in Shanghai,and displays the regulation of the construction results.

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From the steel pipe lattice-beret combination temporary system,the bridge surface,the truss and truss steel structure installation, the paper introduces the beam-first and arch-second construction craft in the Yunzaobang Bridge on Changji east road of Jiading in Shanghai,and displays the regulation of the construction results.

Key concepts: Truss, Craft, Bridge (graph theory), Arch, Structural engineering, Engineering, Beam bridge, Beam (structure)

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