14:03 Feb 19, 2009 |
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fixed bearing Explanation: HOWEVER, normally that would be appui fixe, and further assuming that by appui they mean appareil d'appui, which is often how it is used, it being understood from context that it is not appui meaning support, pier, abutment, or the generic "substructure unit". If by appui they DO mean "substructure unit", then the more usual term would be appui à encastrement, no movement - translation, rotation - between the substructure unit and its foundation. "Fixed substructure unit" (or pier, if that's what it is) comes to mind, but I'd have to check. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2009-02-19 15:24:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The Suez Canal bridge was supported by a fixed pier at the hinged end and was also swung by a propeller drive. Many of the shorter draws were swung open by ... books.google.com/books?isbn=0727727745... The ramp is a 52 meter steel bridge structure that is supported and hinged at the fixed pier and supported by chains at the ocean end. ... www.w-and-k.com/projects.aspx?id=102 innovations in steel bridge design, construction and aesthetics”. Alex Wilson. Dwight Williams .... Fixed Pier Design - (Top of column is. considered pinned for rotation). ... may be hinged at the. base or an expansion. bearing may be ... www.steel.org/AM/TemplateRedirect.cfm?template=/CM/ContentD... PIER 7 (FIXED PIER ON NO, EDGE OF RIVER) WEST. COLUMN IS CRACKED VERTICALLY THROUGH COLUMN .... ^>TT) DRAINAGE TROUGH UNDER HINGE JOINT ON THE SOUTH ... www.dot.state.mn.us/i35wbridge/pdfs/bridge_inspection_repor... And further assuming this is not referring to a mobile bearing (sliding, rotating, elastomeric) that through accidental damage or normal wear and tear and lack of timely replacement has become jammed. |
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