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A Novel Shape Finding Method for the Main Cable of Suspension Bridge Using Nonlinear Finite Element Approach

Weiliang Zhu    
Yaojun Ge    
Genshen Fang and Jinxin Cao    

Resumen

This study proposed a novel shape finding technique for both the 2D parallel and 3D spatial main cables of suspension bridge with sufficient accuracy and high efficiency.

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