| cantilever bridge |
A bridge with rigid arms extending from both sides of a base, the inner ones usually supporting a central span.
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| cantilever b. |
a beam that is supported by one fixed support at only one of its ends.
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| cantilever fixed partial d. |
cantilever bridge.
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| cantilever beam |
A projecting timber that supports an overhang.
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| cantilever bridge |
a cantilever bridge is a bridge supported by a beam that is anchored at one end and unsupported at the other end. This kind of bridge is not commonly constructed today. An example is the Interstate 80 Carquinez Bridge near Vallejo, California.
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