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    ABSTRACT This is model and a simplified version of Kattwyk Bridge and has been made under the constraints of space, time and resources available in the lab. The Bridge mechanism has been divided in three sections. The central section lifts above, while the two side parts remain intact with the supporting angles. The lift mechanism used for the bridge is based on the pulley system involving three pulleys. A string is passed through the two pulleys on either side of middle section and the pulley at

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    with in my life this far include finishing high school, getting over a fear of bridges, and, more recently, deciding whether or not to further my education. Quitting high school is one of the poorest decisions I have ever made. With just four months left until graduation, I decided to quit school and move out of my parent 's house and in with who was my boyfriend at the time due to increasing tension and

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    Duluth Places

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    the Lift Bridge, Chalk Days, and the famous Glee sheen mansion. These three are the main points in Duluth because they are great places to make amazing memories. The Lift Bridge is a stupendous bridge that gets much attention from tourists. The past, structure, and the visitors all make up what is special about the Lift Bridge. History of the Lift Bridge starts off with the span beginning its life as an extremely rare transporter bridge. It was originally built in 1905. The Lift Bridge was

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    Tacoma Narrows Bridge

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    The Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State had taken three years to complete its building process. It experienced a terrible fate as it collapsed only four months after final construction. During its short existence only vertical vibrations of the bridge were noticed, and the bridge became famously known as “Galloping Gertie” due to the swaying of the roadway under high wind conditions. A positive correlation was observed between the wind’s speeds and the bridge’s vibrations in certain tests,

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    difference between a hoist and a crane, one needs to understand what each is. Hoist A hoist is the machine that does the lifting. It can move in a vertical direction and runs along the bridge girder. A hoist can either be fixed to a single beam (single girder) or it can run on the top of the trolley trucks in between two beams (double girder). The hoist lifts or lowers an openly suspended (unguided) load. The hoist runs along the girder (the principal horizontal steel beam) with the trolley in the x-direction

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    Windmill 0 Rear Lunge 0 Forward Lunge 0 High Jumper 0 Prone Row 0 Rower 0 Bend Leg Body Twist 0 Squat Bender 0 Push Up -4 for the Core 0 Bent leg Raise (60 sec) 0 Side Bridge (60 sec) 0 Back Bridge (60 sec) 0 Quadraplex (60 sec) -Military Movement drill 1 0 Verticals (1 rep = 2x25 yards) 0 Laterals (1 rep = 2x25 yards) 0 Shuttle Sprint ( 1 rep = 3x25 yards) -Military Movement drill 2 0

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    General Technical Information: The bridge will be an 8-lane bridge with 2 lanes committed for buses, with a total length of 5.6Km.The Sea Link will enable quick go between Bandra and Worli, cutting travel times from 60–75 minutes to around 7 minutes. The extension was committed to the public on 30 June 2009, although just 4 of 8 lanes were opened. All the 8 lanes were opened on 24 March 2010. Manpower Behind the bridge: A total of 2850 workers and 150 engineers were employed over a span of eight

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    Essentially, Olvera Street became a landscape for Mexican-American culture to exist. While certainly, Mexican-Americans were being deported, Christine Sterling prevented her Mexican employees from being deported (Suarez, Christine Sterling Lecture). Adding on, she also hired over 500 Mexican employees, truly giving reigns to Mexicans to portray their culture (Suarez, Christine Sterling Lecture). Sterling certainly tried to bring out the “colors of Spanish, Mexican romance” even if it was only the

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    research paper i will be talking about bridges and their importance to the world today. I will also go into detail on how bridges were in the past and how the first bridges were made by nature. I will compare bridges from the past to how technology has changed the way bridges are built today in the modern era. The more we advance in technology the more ca-pabilities we have too make bridges that support so much more weight. As the improvements are made bridges are just becoming safer and more reliables

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    Why did the Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse? Introduction The original Tacoma Narrows Bridge was opened on the 1st of July 1940, located in the state of Washington, USA, crossing the Tacoma Narrows. It was designed by Leon Moisseiff and Clark Eldridge, praised architects of their time. The bridge itself was highly speculated during the design process and was believed to be one of the most advanced suspension bridges of its time. Despite this, the bridge tragically collapsed on the morning

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