Bridges – Suspension – Simple system
Patent
1987-02-20
1987-11-10
Novosad, Stephen J.
Bridges
Suspension
Simple system
14 19, 14 25, 14 1, 52226, 52227, 52723, E01D 1100, E01D 904
Patent
active
047047542
ABSTRACT:
A structural system for use in bridges, buildings and other structures. The system supports part of its load by tension action and part of its load by arch action. Cables are stretched and anchored between end supports. Lateral compressive elements are placed over the cables and fit over grooves across the bottoms of the elements. The grooves vary in depth. The cables are near the bottom of the elements at the center span and near the top of the elements at the end supports.
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Letchford John F.
Novosad Stephen J.
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