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EA: BRIDGE_DESIGN

Status:

STD 2005/06/07

Code:

193

Concept definition:

The structural design characteristics of a <BRIDGE> or <BRIDGE_SPAN>.

Attribute value type:

ENUMERATION

Reference type:

Reference:

[FACC, Annex B: BDC]

Supplemental references:

Enumerants (presented in a natural order)

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Status	Attribute label	Enumerant label ▾	Concept definition	Code	Ref type	Reference	Supplemental references
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	ARCH	Consists of curved vertical supports in one of three general types: deck arch, through arch, or tied (or rib) arch.	1	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:1]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	BAILEY	Steel bridge set assembled as panel <BRIDGE>s in single, double, or triple truss design; bailey. May be used to repair partially destroyed <BRIDGE_SPAN>s. A bridge set is portable <EQUIPMENT> designed to be assembled into a <BRIDGE>.	2			[APDS, "Bailey bridge"]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	CANTILEVER	Consists of <STRUCTURAL_BEAM>s or trusses that project from <BRIDGE_PIER>s toward each other and, when joined directly or by a suspended connecting <STRUCTURAL_MEMBER>, form a deck span; cantilever.	3	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:2]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	DECK	Panel <BRIDGE> constructed without girder supports; deck.	4	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:3]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	FLOATING	<BRIDGE_SPAN>s constructed across <PONTOON>s or swimmer <VEHICLE>s that have been anchored for stability in <WATER_CURRENT>s; floating.	5	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:5]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	GIRDER	Consists of <STRUCTURAL_BEAM>s or girders assembled as single <BRIDGE_SPAN>s or combined into multiple <BRIDGE_SPAN>s with intermediate supports.	6	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:6]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MEDIUM_GIRDER	A specific type of hand-erectable, heavy-duty <BRIDGE> for tactical bridging in the forward main battle area; medium girder.	7	IR	[F101-5]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_ARMOUR_VEH_LAUNCHED	Conventional girder type <STRUCTURE> that is constructed of aluminum alloy; limited in length, generally less than 18,3 metres (60 feet); and designed to be transported, launched, and retrieved by an <ARMOURED_BRIDGE_LAUNCHER>; military armoured vehicle launched bridge.	8	IR	[T5-210]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_HEAVY_ASSAULT	A fixed military heavy assault <BRIDGE> designed for rapid emplacement and capable of spanning short gaps (for example: washouts, ravines, and/or similar <TERRAIN_OBSTACLE>s).	9	IR	[T5-210]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_M4T6	A floating or fixed <BRIDGE> using deck-baulk span construction, assembled from aluminum bridge sets which can be erected on trestles, piers, or floating pontoons; US military M4T6. A bridge set is portable <EQUIPMENT> designed to be assembled into a <BRIDGE>.	10	IR	[T5-210]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_M60A1_EMPLACED- _AVLB	A scissors-type AVLB approximately 18,3 metres (60 feet) long that has been emplaced by an M60A1 <ARMOURED_BRIDGE_LAUNCHER>.	11
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_PMP	Folding pontoon <BRIDGE> manufactured in the former USSR; military PMP.	12	IR	[F30-102]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_TACTICAL	A temporary <BRIDGE> deployed from a <GROUND_VEHICLE> or built in place from prepared <COMPONENT>s; military tactical.	13	IR	[T5-210]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MLTRY_TMM	Truck mounted scissors <BRIDGE> manufactured in the former USSR; military TMM.	14	IR	[F30-102]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MOBILE_ASSAULT	A mobile assault <BRIDGE> assembled from one or more self-propelled amphibious segments that can be linked rapidly to form floating <BRIDGE>s or rafts of various sizes and capacities.	15	IR	[F101-5]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	MTU20_EMPLACED_AVLB	A twin-treadway box-type aluminum girder AVLB with a folding ramp that has an overall span length of 20 metres and has been emplaced by a MTU20 <ARMOURED_BRIDGE_LAUNCHER>.	16
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	RIBBON	A truck-transported bridge set assembled as a float <BRIDGE>s or raft used with powered <WATER_SURFACE_VESSEL>s; ribbon. A bridge set is portable <EQUIPMENT> designed to be assembled into a <BRIDGE>.	17	IR	[T5-210]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	SLAB	Efficient slab <STRUCTURE>s for shorter spans, up to 7,72 metres (25 feet). Multi-span slab <BRIDGE>s are normally continuous over intermediate supports with span lengths rarely exceeding 12,2 metres (40 feet).	18	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:4]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	STATIONARY_BRIDGE	A semi-permanent emplaced <BRIDGE>; stationary bridge.	19
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	STRINGER_BEAM	Consists of steel stringers in standard rolled shapes in spans up to 27,43 metres (90 feet) and <STRUCTURAL_BEAM>s built-up with welded steel plate in the 18,3 to 36,6 metre (60 to 120 foot) span range.	20	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:7]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	SUSPENSION	Fixed and consisting of either a roadway or a truss suspended from two or more <LOAD_CABLE>s that pass over <BRIDGE_TOWER>s and are anchored by backstays to a firm foundation; suspension.	21	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:9]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	TRANSPORTER_FERRY	A <BRIDGE> for carrying passengers and <GROUND_VEHICLE>s by means of a platform suspended from a trolley; transporter/ferry. A transporter/ferry <BRIDGE> may be known as either a transporter <BRIDGE> or a ferry <BRIDGE>.	22	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:12]
STD 2005/06/07	BRIDGE_DESIGN	TRUSS	Composed of trusses and typically used in long spans from 45,7 to 304,8 metres (150 to 1 000 feet) and above.	23	IR	[FACC, Annex B, BDC:8]

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