kabelgeführten
Kabelgeführte are a type of cable-stayed bridge, a bridge design that uses cables to support the bridge deck. The term "kabelgeführte" is German for cable-stayed bridge. This design is characterized by its main span, which is supported by one or more cables anchored to towers at each end. The cables are tensioned to support the weight of the bridge deck and traffic loads.
The first cable-stayed bridge was the Pont de la Concorde in Paris, designed by Jean Rodolphe Perronet
Cable-stayed bridges are known for their aesthetic appeal, as the cables create a dynamic and visually striking
The design of cable-stayed bridges has evolved over time, with advancements in materials and construction techniques.
In summary, kabelgeführte, or cable-stayed bridges, are a versatile and efficient bridge design that uses cables