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- the river during 1928 and 1929. During the 1930s new cross-bracing and diagonal sway-bracing were added between the vertical standards to further strengthen...
- main towers rise 280 feet (85 m) above the water surface, with curved sway bracing in a Gothic arch style. The open-spandrel concrete approach arches vary...
- The tops of the towers have X-bracing, and the connecting spans have two panels of intermediate vertical sway bracing between the three pairs of longitudinal...
- deteriorated, so Auza erected formwork around them and poured concrete towers. Sway bracing was provided by wire cable stays. The bridge was placed on the National...
- collision, a fractured Howe truss and the sidewalk were replaced, and the sway bracing renewed, during the three-and-a-half-w**** closure. To avoid tolls on...
- 5 inches (9.944 m). The trusses are joined together by a network of sway bracing. The bridge deck is concrete resting on a network of steel stringers...
- angle sections for overhead sway bracing and portal bracing, and crossed eyebars for top-lateral and bottom-lateral bracing. The bridge further evokes...
- retro****ed with lateral and diagonal bracing that connected the lower chords of the two side trusses. This bracing stiffened the bridge deck in torsion...
- five-point harness. This allows the hands to merely turn the wheel, instead of bracing the body in the seat. The same applies for the feet, which are free to...
- trays and other forms of cable management, and pipes support systems. Bracing struts and wires of many kinds were extensively used in early aircraft...