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Charles B. Bender's principles of economy in metallic bridge design represents a landmark in engineering literature. Detailing the advantages and challenges of designing large-scale metal structures, Bender's work offers an in-depth look at the technical and economic aspects of bridge building. With case studies, design calculations, and numerous illustrations and diagrams, this volume is an indispensable resource for engineers and architects alike.

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