- A skew arch (also
known as an
oblique arch) is a
method of
construction that
enables an arch
bridge to span an
obstacle at some
angle other than a right...
- the
Construction of the
Oblique Arch,
Charles Fox In his 1837
publication A
Practical and
Theoretical Essay on
Oblique Bridges,
George W. Buck also acknowledged...
- and
towing winch, and
stern notch for ****isting
merchant ships. The
oblique bridge maximizes visibility from the
starboard side
steering position. Fennica...
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vertical member and two
oblique members.
Examples include the Südbrücke rail
bridge over the
River Rhine, Mainz, Germany, the
bridge on I-895 (Baltimore Harbor...
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Stamford Bridge (/ˈstæmfərd/) is a
football stadium in Fulham,
adjacent to the
borough of
Chelsea in West London. It is the home of
Premier League club...
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channel at an
oblique angle may be
built to
rotate only 45 degrees, or one-eighth turn, in
order to
clear the channel.
Small swing bridges as
found over...
- semi-parabolic
bridge is made of
crucible steel and
consists of
riveted connections,
stretched over the
river bed in a
slightly oblique position. The two...
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rammed obliquely into the
grounds to
counteract more
effectively the
lateral thrust. In China, the
oldest existing arch
bridge is the
Zhaozhou Bridge of 605...
- Aquamaster-Rauma
towing winch and
stern notch for ****isting
merchant ships. The
oblique bridge maximizes visibility from the
starboard side
steering position. Botnica...
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David & Charles. p. 49. ISBN 0-7153-8269-1. Chapman,
William (1819). "
Oblique Arches". Rees's Cyclopædia Vol. 25.
Retrieved 14
February 2019. Long, G...