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HUBEI IN THE HEADLINES

Jiang Zheng-Guo, Pei Bing-zhi, YE Jian-shu, Dajun Ding

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The Hubei Province in China has been, during the last decade, the sight for planning and construction of 20 large-span bridges over the Yangtze and Han Rivers. Many of the bridges have already opened for use. This article briefly describes three large-span bridges currently under construction. All provide crossings over the Yangtze River: the Wuhan Junshan Bridge is a cable-stayed structure with steel deck and concrete pylons; the Ehuang Bridge is cable-stayed with prestressed concrete, and Jingzhou bridge is also a prestressed concrete cable-stayed bridge.

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The Hubei Province in China has been, during the last decade, the sight for planning and construction of 20 large-span bridges over the Yangtze and Han Rivers. Many of the bridges have already opened for use. This article briefly describes three large-span bridges currently under construction. All provide crossings over the Yangtze River: the Wuhan Junshan Bridge is a cable-stayed structure with steel deck and concrete pylons; the Ehuang Bridge is cable-stayed with prestressed concrete, and Jingzhou bridge is also a prestressed concrete cable-stayed bridge.

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The Hubei Province in China has been, during the last decade, the sight for planning and construction of 20 large-span bridges over the Yangtze and Han Rivers. Many of the bridges have already opened for use. This article briefly describes three large-span bridges currently under construction. All provide crossings over the Yangtze River: the Wuhan Junshan Bridge is a cable-stayed structure with steel deck and concrete pylons; the Ehuang Bridge is cable-stayed with prestressed concrete, and Jingzhou bridge is also a prestressed concrete cable-stayed bridge.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Yangtze river, Prestressed concrete, Span (engineering), Engineering, China, Civil engineering, Deck

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