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The analysis of rational component parameters for stress ribbon through steel arch footbridges

    Vilius Karieta Affiliation
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3846/est.2018.6480

Abstract

The article discusses the main component parameters and their interdependencies for a composite stress ribbon trough arch structure. The paper presents a methodology for balancing the combined suspension through arch steel bridge structure, suggests analytical methods for putting together the bearing components of the bridge and considers rational component parameters.  

Keyword : stress ribbon bridge, steel bridge, arch bridge, equilibrium structure, rational component parameters, symmetrical loads, geometrically nonlinear analysis

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Karieta, V. (2018). The analysis of rational component parameters for stress ribbon through steel arch footbridges. Engineering Structures and Technologies, 10(2), 72-77. https://doi.org/10.3846/est.2018.6480
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