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Temporary works for dismantling steel cantilever truss bridges in the USA
Dismantling steel cantilever truss bridges is a complex operation that requires significant engineering to produce safe and effective dismantling sequences. Such sequences often include a variety of temporary works including temporary truss members, temporary support towers, tension-release devices and temporary attachments for heavy-lift components. This paper provides a review of the design and analysis considerations for developing a dismantling sequence for cantilever steel truss bridges and the design of required temporary works, with three examples from the USA.
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