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How are highway pillars with spiral reinforcing rods wrapped around the and buildings standing on rubber springs alike?
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How are spiral reinforcing highway pillars and buildings on steel and rubb er springs alike?
They are reinforced. :)
How are highway pillars with spiral reinforcing rods wrapped around them and buildings standing on steel and rubber springs alike?
They are nothing alike. A spring and dampening system for a building is for sway and earthquake protection and allows the building to move without collapsing.Spiral reinforcement in bridge abutments and piers (pillars) is pretensioned structural reinforcement intended to make the concrete component stronger. Once constructed it has no ability to move like a spring.Actually, I think there is something alike about the two. Even though they are meant for diffrent things, they both help the structures. The "springs" for the building help it from falling during an earthquake, and the reinforcements for the bridges help it to be strong and to withstand certain things.
Why don't skyscrapers get blown over?
Skyscrapers contain large central pillars that extend all the way underground. In addition these pillars are joined to strong cement foundation under the ground that prevents them from sliding around.
Can use architecture in sentence?
The architecture of buildings in the Soviet Union is much different than that of ancient Rome wherein the Soviet landscape is filled with dome-like structures topped with pointed and seemingly sharp poles, and the architecture of ancient Roman buildings is relies more on detailed pillars and columns constructed of marble.As well as buildings and statues
What are the sculpted areas at the tops of pillars or columns?
Capital
How are spiral reinforcing highway pillars and buildings on steel and rubb er springs alike?
They are reinforced. :)
Do Romans use pillars on all their buildings?
The Romans did not invent columns. They adopted the use of column to support the roofs of temples and for porticoes form the Greeks. They also adopted the three orders (styles) the Greeks used for columns: Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. They developed the Composite order which combined elements of two orders. The Egyptians used columns for their temples before the Greeks.
How are highway pillars with spiral reinforcing rods wrapped around them and buildings standing on steel and rubber springs alike?
They are nothing alike. A spring and dampening system for a building is for sway and earthquake protection and allows the building to move without collapsing.Spiral reinforcement in bridge abutments and piers (pillars) is pretensioned structural reinforcement intended to make the concrete component stronger. Once constructed it has no ability to move like a spring.Actually, I think there is something alike about the two. Even though they are meant for diffrent things, they both help the structures. The "springs" for the building help it from falling during an earthquake, and the reinforcements for the bridges help it to be strong and to withstand certain things.
How did the Greeks designed their buildings?
by using pillars
What is the monument of standing pillars of stone in the Cranberries' video?
Is it Holyhead?
What is the importance of the 5 pillars?
To be a muslim, anyone must uphold and practice the 5 pillars.
What is a pillar mining?
Room and pillar mining is when pillars of rock are left standing to support the roof. Between the pillars, coal or ore is cut out and removed leaving spaces known as rooms.
What is one way that Greek architecture influenced modern buildings?
The use of pillars to hold up the roofs of facades of buildings, with three types - Ionic, Corinthian and Doric styles.
Why do you think pillars supporting bridges and high buildings are built broad at the bottom?
To make themstudier and so they can support the weight of themselves.
What are East Asia's transportation corridors?
The asian highway network also known as the great asian highway is a cooperative it is one of the three pillars of the asian land transport infrastructure development
How do we use Roman bridges today?
A lot of finer, more expensive homes incorporate pillars for support and decoration. Besides residential purposes, many government buildings have pillars because the Romans taught us so much about government.
Why don't skyscrapers get blown over?
Skyscrapers contain large central pillars that extend all the way underground. In addition these pillars are joined to strong cement foundation under the ground that prevents them from sliding around.
