Because differences in temperature cause the materials to either shrink or expand. With a lot of shrinking and expanding occurring, these materials would crack or break down if there wasn't any allowance for the movement. Also these gaps are used to compensate for the weight of the load crossing vehicles which presses the bridge to its maximum shear capacity. The gaps serve as this allowance for movement in terms of both temperature and weight.
Many railway tracks no longer make use of these gaps as they are pre-tensioned and then placed into position in this "stretched" form. Thus, as temperature rises, the tension in the tracks decreases, but the material does not buckle, since it is already stretched!!!
Romans build monuments because they have superb engineers and their monuments make an impression on tourists.
The Chinese
21 Bravos may get to shoot and kill once in a while, it depends on what unit you end up in. If you're in an infantry unit, probably yes. If you're in a combat engineer unit you may be more involved with explosives and finding IED's and clearing them from the roads - part of the assured mobility mission that the combat engineers have. You probably won't get to build bridges, except for the armored vehicle launched bridges, the 21C MOS is geared more toward putting together pontoon bridges and tactical bridges. The other 21 series MOSs for construction are more likely to build bridges out of wood or concrete in more traditional construction projects.
yes they used bricks to build them
in Canada many Chinese people helped build the Canadian pacific railway after confederation (CPR ) if you look up who built the railway you will find that most Chinese people helped build it
civil engineers, structural engineers, and architects are the main bridge builders.
so they can start it from underground
Enginers build bridges but it costs a lot of money $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
So that they don't fall down unexpectedly, especially if they have people on them.
Depends on the type of engineer. Originally, it meant one who cared for, and operated engines- like a railroad locomotive. While it still means that, there are other types of engineers. Civil engineers design roads, bridges, dams, and large buildings. Electrical engineers design electrical distribution and supply systems. Chemical engineers design chemical manufacturing processes. Military engineers may build bridges, destroy bridges, place or clear minefields, build obstacles, etc.
They build bridges, railway lines, roads to service people. maybe they c changed their methods always to get good result
Yes, they can but it's not necessary. Civil engineers are more of a profession where they build on bigger scales, like towers, bridges, dams...etc. Constuction workers are mostly used in building houses.
Engineers are an important in society because they are the ones who build residences, buildings, bridges and other infrastructures that make life easier. Almost all of the things used today in the modern world, especially computers, are created by engineers.
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"Anvitha" is a popular Indian name that means humility in Sanskrit. It is often used for baby girls and symbolizes modesty and simplicity.
Soldiers would cook for themselves. Roads and bridges would be built by Engineering Officers. A surprisingly high number of West Point graduates started off in the Corps of Topographical Engineers.
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