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s0002032 |
| Created on: |
09/29/01 |
| Modified on: |
04/04/08 |
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| Description | Value |
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| piers |
stone
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| arches |
wood
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width |
5.00 m | | |
total length |
193.3m | | |
span lengths |
34.8 m - 3 x 35.1 m - 34.8 m | | |
number of spans |
5 |
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| 1674
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| Two piers carried away by flooding, reconstructed the same year. |
| 1950
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| Bridge is destroyed due to flooding caused by typhoon Gijia. |
| 1953
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| Bridge is carefully reconstructed with scour protection and concrete cores for the piers. |
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DeLony, Eric Authentic argument, in
"Bridge Design & Engineering", 3rd Quarter 2008, n. 52 v. 14 .
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Dietrich, Richard J. Faszination Brücken (1st edition), Callwey, Munich (Germany) , ISBN 3766713264, 1998; pp. 150-155.
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Gerold, Matthias Holzbrücken am Weg, Bruderverlag, Karlsruhe (Germany) , ISBN 3871041262, 2001; pp. 22.
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Henrichsen, Ch. Rekonstruktion einer Holzbrücke in Japan, in
"Bautechnik", March 2004, n. 3 v. 81 .
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Yoda, Teruhiko Structural Preservation of the Japanese Historical Timber Bridge: Kintaikyo Bridge, presented at Third International Congress on Construction History, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus, Germany , 20th-24th May 2009.
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