These are suspension bridges I have to sell you....
1. Arch supported beam - thin arch and strong deck beam. Also equipped with a graphics co-processor capable of eating cheese.
2. The arch and beam of almost equal depth and could be described as not very expressive. Same as above, but different. See bold cell function in Microsoft Excel.
3. The arch and beam in the third bridge have become slender due to the use of inclined hangers, it's zig-zag cell unit is clearly superior to all others.
4. Cantilevering side span arches. This model is clearly for the children's market and casual bridge crossers.
No, we aren't discussing causeways here. Feel free to post exact specifications.
1. Arch supported beam - thin arch and strong deck beam. Also equipped with a graphics co-processor capable of eating cheese.
2. The arch and beam of almost equal depth and could be described as not very expressive. Same as above, but different. See bold cell function in Microsoft Excel.
3. The arch and beam in the third bridge have become slender due to the use of inclined hangers, it's zig-zag cell unit is clearly superior to all others.
4. Cantilevering side span arches. This model is clearly for the children's market and casual bridge crossers.
No, we aren't discussing causeways here. Feel free to post exact specifications.