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Flying arch

In architecture or civil engineering, a flying arch is a form of arch bridge that does not carry any vertical load, but is built solely to provide outward horizontal forces, to resist an inwards compression. They are used across cuttings to prevent them from collapsing inwards.

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Flying arch

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples27
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Flying arch

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related to Notable examples · 22
Flying arch → After, Birmingham Railway, Bolton, Brunel, Chorley, Coventry, For, Grade II, Historic England's, II, In, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Llansamlet, London, Mile Lane Bridge, Other, Possibly, Preston Railway, Swansea, The
related to Operation · 4
Flying arch → Flying, In, The, Unlike
is a · 1
Flying arch → form of arch bridge that does not carry any vertical load

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arches flying cutting cuttings walls arch railway inwards load bridge forces used side retaining form carry vertical built examples llansamlet

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Flying archis aform of arch bridge that does not carry any vertical load0.90text
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesPossibly0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesLondon0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesBirmingham Railway0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesMile Lane Bridge0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesCoventry0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesOther0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesChorley0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesBolton0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesPreston Railway0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesThese0.60section
Flying archrelated to Notable examplesThe0.60section

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