Man-Chung Tang
Abstract
Bridges can be categorised by span lengths, such as short-span, medium-span, long-span and super-long-span and also by type, such as girder bridges, arch bridges, cable-stayed bridges and suspension bridges. This paper studies how long a span for each of these four types of bridges can be.
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Bridges can be categorised by span lengths, such as short-span, medium-span, long-span and super-long-span and also by type, such as girder bridges, arch bridges, cable-stayed bridges and suspension bridges. This paper studies how long a span for each of these four types of bridges can be.
Key concepts: Span (engineering), Structural engineering, Suspension (topology), Engineering, Bridge (graph theory), Arch, Forensic engineering, Mathematics