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The Structural Engineer, Volume 44, Issue 7, 1966
Network arches are bowstring arch bridges with inclined hangers which have multiple intersections. These bridges are very light and economical, which is illustrated by two such bridges built in Norway. A diagram (Fig 8) gives the steel quantities for various spans of network arches with two sets of hangers. Arches and hangers for these bridges can be erected with a light temporary lower chord which carries the formwork for casting the concrete deck. Per Tveit
A numerical method due to Newmark, extended to plane curved members, has immediate practical application in the buckling analysis of arches and rings of arbitrary shape, cross-section variation and load variation. Examples show that the method is capable of the accurate practical solution of many problems which defy solution by advanced mathematical methods. N.C. Lind
An extended moment and force distribution method is presented for the analysis of plane frames by electronic computers. The method is developed to give the solution for orthogonal frameworks of arbitrary shape with respect to the effect of axial deformations, settlements and temperature changes. The results of the analysis show the moments and shear and axial forces in the members, as well as the displacements and rotation of the joints. Otokar Jelinek