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[Engineering Version] Daily Question 20180114

2018-01-14View Original

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Regarding the installation technique of cables on cable-stayed bridges, which statement is correct? (  )   A. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchoring end should be installed on the beam first; the lifting method can be used.
B. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchoring end should be installed on the tower first; the lifting method can be used.
C. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchoring end should be installed on the tower first; the crane installation method can be used.
D. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchoring end should be installed on the beam first; the crane installation method can be used.
Correct answer: C
Reply #22018-01-14
C. If the cable tensioning end is located on the beam, the anchoring end should be installed first at the tower section; a crane can be used for this installation
Reply #32018-01-14
Regarding the installation technique of cables on cable-stayed bridges, the correct statement is ( C ).   A. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchor end should be installed on the beam first; the lifting method can be used.
B. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchor end should be installed on the tower first; the lifting method can be used.
C. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchor end should be installed on the tower first; the crane installation method can be used.
D. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchor end should be installed on the beam first; the crane installation method can be used
Reply #42018-01-14
C. If the cable tensioning end is located on the beam, the anchoring end should be installed first at the tower section; a crane can be used for this installation
Reply #52018-01-14
Regarding the installation technique of cables on cable-stayed bridges, the correct statement is ( C ).   A. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchor end should be installed on the beam first; the lifting method can be used.
B. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchor end should be installed on the tower first; the lifting method can be used.
C. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the beam, then the anchor end should be installed on the tower first; the crane installation method can be used.
D. If the tensioning end of the cable is located on the tower, then the anchor end should be installed on the beam first; the crane installation method can be used
Reply #62018-01-14
C. If the cable tensioning end is located on the beam, the anchoring end should be installed first at the tower section; a crane can be used for this installation
Reply #72018-01-14
C. If the cable tensioning end is located on the beam, the anchoring end is installed first at the tower section; a crane can be used for this installation
Reply #82018-01-14
C. If the cable tensioning end is located on the beam, the anchoring end should be installed first at the tower section; a crane can be used for this installation

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