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Study on cable-stayed bridge

Yunfa Zhang

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Based upon analysis of the present application and construction situations of cable-stayed bridge in our country the questions deserving attentions in setting of auxiliary piers,stayed cable and bridge towers in cable-stayed bridge construction are proposed.In the end the development of cable-stayed bridge is anticipated in order to provide references for practice.

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Based upon analysis of the present application and construction situations of cable-stayed bridge in our country the questions deserving attentions in setting of auxiliary piers,stayed cable and bridge towers in cable-stayed bridge construction are proposed.In the end the development of cable-stayed bridge is anticipated in order to provide references for practice.

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Based upon analysis of the present application and construction situations of cable-stayed bridge in our country the questions deserving attentions in setting of auxiliary piers,stayed cable and bridge towers in cable-stayed bridge construction are proposed.In the end the development of cable-stayed bridge is anticipated in order to provide references for practice.

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

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