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← HistoryWhich risk escalates with continued swinging motion in historical rope bridges?
A)Catenary cable tensile overload
B)Aramid stiffening element buckling
C)Localized strand fretting fatigue✓
D)Deck plank shear deformation
💡 Explanation
Strand fretting fatigue increases because cyclic localized stress leads to micro-cracks weakening the cable material. Therefore, cable failure becomes more probable rather than simple tensile overload or global bending, which are less sensitive to dynamic motion when loads increase over time.
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