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deck bridge

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deck bridge [′dek ‚brij]
(civil engineering)
A bridge that carries the deck on the very top of the superstructure.


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The streamlined timber deck bridge is designed as a generous public space as well as a route, with the structure rising through the deck to create four 20 metre curving benches to sit and enjoy the panoramic views.
Seim agrees: "Designers will create a successful orthotropic deck bridge if they use these codes," he says.
Then the department will look at is potential environmental impacts, design the single deck bridge that will replace the twin bridges, and acquire right-of-way.
 
 
 
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