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    Under self weight, the top and bottom chords of a truss bridge may be visualized as the bow and bow string of a bow-and-arrow set. So what do you do if you must replace within...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    On June 5, 2004, New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Jack Lettiere led a group of dignitaries who cut the ribbon on the completion of the southbound side of the...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    No corrosion creeping under the zinc coating; No holidays in the zinc coating; the hot-dip galvanizing process ensures complete coating coverage; Zinc corrosion products are ...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    Sometime around 2008, the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world will link the banks of the Yangtze River with a twin-tower, six-lane highway structure whose central section...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    The new U.S. 82 bridge currently under construction over the Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., will be the longest cable-stayed bridge on the Mississippi River and the...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    By their very nature, birdwatchers are meticulous observers. In this case, that diligence proved to be a lifesaver.
    Nov. 8, 2004