- A
linkspan or link-span is a type of
drawbridge used
mainly in the
operation of
moving vehicles on and off a roll-on/roll-off (RO-RO)
vessel or ferry,...
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movable connector which extends from an
airport terminal gate to an
airplane Linkspan Walking the
plank "Sydney Cove P****enger
Terminal -
Extendible Gangways...
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transport automobiles. The
wharf (sometimes
called a "slip") has a ramp, and a
linkspan or "apron",
balanced by weights, that
connects the
railway proper to the...
- In
other cases, the ramp is
installed at the
ferry slip and is
called a
linkspan or apron. Such a ramp is
adjustable to
accommodate varying water heights...
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Bascule bridge Double-beam
drawbridge Drawbridge mentality Portcullis Linkspan Moveable bridges Wikimedia Commons has
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- P****engers may be
loaded onto a ship from the
wharf by a
gangway or by a
linkspan.
Goods packed in
containers may be
driven onto the
vessel by a vehicle...
- were
designed to
allow quick turnarounds at port. A
specially designed linkspan provides ropeless mooring and
allows quick loading,
unloading and servicing...
- Lerwick, she
berths at the
linkspan to
discharge vehicles, then
moves to Hay's Dock to load cargo,
before returning to the
linkspan to load
vehicles for the...
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Scotland in 1972,
developed the
linkspan for over 30 years. They
pioneered integral tank,
submerged tank, and
mobile linkspans under the
direction of John...
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loaded and
unloaded onto E and G
decks simultaneously,
using double-deck
linkspans at
Dover and Calais. The
ships were
constructed by Schichau-Unterweser...
