- the
river during 1928 and 1929.
During the 1930s new cross-
bracing and
diagonal sway-
bracing were
added between the
vertical standards to
further strengthen...
- The tops of the
towers have X-
bracing, and the
connecting spans have two
panels of
intermediate vertical sway bracing between the
three pairs of longitudinal...
- main
towers rise 280 feet (85 m)
above the
water surface, with
curved sway bracing in a
Gothic arch style. The open-spandrel
concrete approach arches vary...
-
trays and
other forms of
cable management, and
pipes support systems.
Bracing struts and
wires of many
kinds were
extensively used in
early aircraft...
- collision, a
fractured Howe
truss and the
sidewalk were replaced, and the
sway bracing renewed,
during the three-and-a-half-w**** closure. To
avoid tolls on...
- five-point harness. This
allows the
hands to
merely turn the wheel,
instead of
bracing the body in the seat. The same
applies for the feet,
which are free to...
- deteriorated, so Auza
erected formwork around them and
poured concrete towers.
Sway bracing was
provided by wire
cable stays. The
bridge was
placed on the National...
-
angle sections for
overhead sway bracing and
portal bracing, and
crossed eyebars for top-lateral and bottom-lateral
bracing. The
bridge further evokes...
- 5 inches (9.944 m). The
trusses are
joined together by a
network of
sway bracing. The
bridge deck is
concrete resting on a
network of
steel stringers...
-
aluminum parts including the
intake manifold,
bumper brackets, hood and
trunk bracing, and
manual transmission housing, for a
weight savings of
about 187 lb...
