Puente de Tordera
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1962.v14.i137.4941Abstract
Siempre se ha dicho que, en el hormigón armado, el hormigón está destinado a soportar las compresiones y el acero las tracciones. Este principio conduce, lógicamente, a formar las estructuras trianguladas haciendo metálicas las piezas que han de trabajar fundamentalmente a tracción, y de hormigón ligeramente armado, las encargadas de resistir, principalmente, compresiones.
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