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Construction Control of Concrete Cable-stayed Bridge by Cantilever Casting Method

Shi Xue

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The strategy, method and process of construction control for Wenzhou Bridge are introduced. The application of self adaptive control method to the construction control for concrete cable stayed bridges is also discussed here. The data show that self adaptive construction control method is the best one for cable stayed bridges.

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The strategy, method and process of construction control for Wenzhou Bridge are introduced. The application of self adaptive control method to the construction control for concrete cable stayed bridges is also discussed here. The data show that self adaptive construction control method is the best one for cable stayed bridges.

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The strategy, method and process of construction control for Wenzhou Bridge are introduced. The application of self adaptive control method to the construction control for concrete cable stayed bridges is also discussed here. The data show that self adaptive construction control method is the best one for cable stayed bridges.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Cantilever, Engineering, Structural engineering, Control (management), Casting, Process (computing), Adaptive control

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