0
January 15th 1990
Wiki User
∙ 10y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How London Bridge is important?
London Bridge is used by thousands of commuters every day to get to work in the City of London.
What happens to a bridge's expansion joints on a hot day?
If there is no expansion joints on a bridge and if it's really hot the molecules of the bridge will be separated slowly and the bridge will collapse
Can you drive over the London bridge?
Yes it is used by thousands of vehicles every day.
What was the only bridge crossing the thames river in shakespeares day?
London Bridge
Why is the London bridge so popular with tourists?
The London Bridge in London isn't popular with tourists. It's a very ordinary bridge used by thousands of commuters every day to get to work. The London Bridge at Lake Havasu City in Arizona is also a very ordinary bridge which was built in London in 1820 and rebuilt in Arizona in 1973.
How many people went across the London bridge?
200,000 crossed the bridge the day it was opened.
How many people walk over London bridge every day?
a bunch
How many cars travel across the London bridge each day?
Thousands
How did the Quebec bridge collapse?
i am pretty sure that is collapsed because it wasent built right. they had to make this bridge 3 times the the 3rd one stood up till this day.
Which present day bridge was the site ever across the Thames in London?
London Bridge is the oldest, a bridge has been on or near the present site since Roman times. The actual bridge of course has been replaced a number of times the last in 1973. Others have included two Roman bridges, a Saxon Bridge, a Norman bridge, a medieval bridge and a 19th century bridge before the present one. The current London Bridge is often confused with Tower Bridge by tourists.
Oldest bridge in London?
No. The first bridge was made in rome in 62bc. The bridge is still there
What are the forces that act on a bridges?
don't know all the forces but the most important thing engineers have to factor in is the frequency at which the bridge vibrates. Bridges can be likened to a guitar string in that they vibrate at different frequencies. If the bridge is 'in tune' with the frequency of the wind it will wobble violently and eventually collapse. One example is the millennium bridge in London, on it's opening day the force of proples walking from side to side caused the bridge to sway considerably, forcing them to close the bridge and add supports.
