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deck truss

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deck truss [′dek ‚trəs]
(civil engineering)
The frame of a deck.


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But a hands-on inspection of Oregon's 47 steel deck truss bridges prudently ordered by Gov.
Old bridge structures with combinations of high truss, deck truss and girders provide substrata for a variety of epifaunal organisms including barnacles, mussels and hydroids.
The two Virginia bridges set for inspection are the Route 3 Bridge, a two-mile bridge built in 1953 over the Rappahannock River, and the Boulevard Bridge, a steel deck truss bridge built in 1923 over the James River.
 
 
 
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