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Katwyk Bridge Essay

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A Project Report On KATTWYK BRIDGE Mechanical and Automation Engineering Submitted to: - Submitted by:- Assistant Professor Anupam Sarma Mr Naveen Kumar A205413103 4MAE2X Amity University Noida Uttar Pradesh 201303 Acknowledgement We express deep sense of gratitude to our guide Mr. Naveen Kumar (Faculty Guide) for encouraging us to make the project on Kattwyk Bridge. His dedication and keen interest above all to help his students has been solely and mainly responsible for completing our work. His timely advice, …show more content…

An example of this 52-foot (16 m) span bridge at St Paul Avenue in Milwaukee. Another design employed balance beams to lift the deck, with pivoting bascules located on the top of this lift towers. An example of this kind was built in La Salle in Illinois, USA. INDEX 1. Descriptions (Page V) 2. Model of kattwyk Bridge (Page VII) 3. Pulley Modification (Page VIII) 4. Materials Used (Page IX) 5. Materials Collected (Page XIII) 6. Machines Used (PageXIV) 7. Expenses (Page XXI) 8. Applications (Page XXI) 9. References (Page XXII) Kattwyk Bridge The bridge has a unique feature that it is based on the “Vertical Lift Mechanism”, its middle or the centre (movable) part lifts up to give passage to the ship passing by, hence maintaining waterways transport. Till now no such bridge has been constructed in India. …show more content…

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