Continuous, Revolving Drawbridges

Continuous, Revolving Drawbridges delves into the intricate principles of constructing and calculating the strains within these complex structures, with a particular focus on designing continuous panel girders. Penned by Clemens Herschel, this book provides a detailed examination of the engineering considerations essential for building reliable and efficient drawbridges.

This book offers engineers and students alike a valuable resource for understanding the mechanics and design processes involved in creating these vital transportation links. Explore the technical aspects and theoretical underpinnings that make continuous, revolving drawbridges a fascinating subject of study.

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