A bridge is generally specified as “Br. No. 180 (5x9.10m G) at km 345/5-6”. a) Effective Span b) Width of bridge c) Clear Span* d) Overall length of bridge

A bridge is generally specified as “Br. No. 180 (5x9.10m G) at km 345/5-6”.  a) Effective Span  
b) Width of bridge
c) Clear Span*
d) Overall length of bridge
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c) Clear Span*
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