 Such a type of structural support was considered to be ground-breaking in the days of Belelyubsky, as it allowed the reduction of secondary stresses in trusses.At the Edinburgh Exposition of 1890 this design received the gold medal and later came to be known abroad as the "Russian support method".From 1893 to 1897 Belelyubsky was in charge of constructing of the railway bridge across the Ob River near Novonikolaevsky (now Novosibirsk).