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    brooklyn bridge why design cords as continous beam?

    in a book by McCullough it says "The inclined stays would have a strength of 15,000 tons,enough to hold the floor by themselves.If all four cable were to fail , the main span would not collapse.it would sag at the center but would not fail" i am guessing this is why the top beam and bottom...
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    brooklyn bridge why design cords as continous beam?

    why did john roebling design the truss to have longitudinal top and bottom chords as continous? see picture here http://www.archives.gov/press/press-kits/picturing-the-century-photos/images/pedestrians-on-brooklyn-bridge.jpg

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