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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.
What items have springs in them?
Springs are used to store mechanical energy. Tension/extension springs get longer as force is applied (seen in trampoline springs), compression springs get shorter as force is applied (seen in bed springs), and torsion springs rotate through an angle as force is applied (seen in clocks).
Why you not use leaf springs in place of helical springs in trains?
because these springs are long in length & more over less suspension system.
Who is the largest domestic consumer of steel springs?
The automotive industry is the largest consumer of steel springs.
How are engine valves closed?
With springs.
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.
What highway takes you from Alice Springs to Darwin?
The Stuart Highway is the highway from Alice Springs to Darwin. It was named after John McDouall Stuart, who was the first European explorer to successfully travel from south to north across the continent.
What Interstate highway goes through Palm Springs CA?
I-10
What highway should I take from Fort Myers to Bonita Springs?
Tamiami Trail
Where is the Ucm Museum in Abita Springs Louisiana located?
The address of the Ucm Museum is: 22275 Highway 36, Abita Springs, LA 70420
What is the distance between breckridge Colorado and Colorado Springs Colorado?
If you take Highway 24 to Highway 9, it is 106 beautiful Colorado miles.
What is in Bath England?
Sandstone buildings, Royal Crescent, Georgian and Roman hot springs.
Where is the Sandy Springs Regional Library in Atlanta located?
The address of the Sandy Springs Regional Library is: 395 Mt. Vernon Highway, Atlanta, 30328 4119
Were muhammed ali current residence?
Berrien Springs, MI; across the highway from Andrews University.
Which highway from Vancouver to Palm Springs California?
About 22 hours, 39 minutes - About 1838 miles
Is there a decent motel halfway between San Francisco and Palm Springs on Highway 5?
NOPE
What is the distance between Canberra and Alice Springs?
2559Km if you take the Sturt Highway 2602Km if you take the Barrier Highway 2718 of you take the Lachlan Valley Way
