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The force a bridge can withstand depends on its design, materials, and intended load capacity. Engineers calculate this using factors such as the type of bridge (e.g., beam, arch, suspension), the materials (steel, concrete, etc.), and safety ratings. Generally, bridges are designed to handle both static loads (like the weight of vehicles) and dynamic loads (like wind or seismic activity). Each bridge has a specific load rating, which indicates the maximum force it can safely support.
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How much time it will take to cross allemby bridge?
allemby bridge
When you walk across a bridge the what force of the bridge keeps it from breaking?
Resistance force.
How much does an arch bridge cost?
It depends on the bridge, becaue you have to take into consideration the length, the material, and the location.
What is the force in a bridge?
compression
How many construction workers did it take to build the tower bridge?
It all depends on the kind of bridge you are building
How do you determine the maximun capacity of bridge?
By putting as much as you can on it until it collapses. Be sure to take note of the weight of the objects you put on the bridge.
How much total time did it take to build the tower bridge?
1886 to 1894
How much metal did it take to build the Golden Gate bridge?
Thousands of tons.
How does science apply to bridge building?
When your building a bridge, you have to deal with questions like which materials should be used, how much force can be applied before the structure collapses, and how to construct a bridge with a greater ability to withstand wieght. --Stew Pidasole
What common truss types used in bridges?
The type of bridges are: -truss bridge -arch bridge (truss arch bridge) -suspension bridge (suspension truss bridge) -cantilever bridge
How much time did it take to build the Brooklyn Bridge?
Groundbreaking began on January 3, 1870, and the bridge opened on May 24, 1883.
How much force does it take to break a board?
force is not a think it is only in star wars
