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The point at which a bridge breaks is typically referred to as the "failure point" or "failure load." This is the moment when the structural integrity of the bridge is compromised, leading to collapse or significant damage. Factors contributing to this point include material fatigue, design flaws, extreme loads, or environmental conditions.
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Point at which a bridge breaks?
Point of failure
What is a point at which a bridge breaks?
Point of failure
What is a point which a bridge breaks?
Point of failure
What do you call the point below the earths surface where the rock breaks under stress and tension?
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Do you cross a bridge to get to cedar point?
its not really a bridge but more of a narrow stretch of land that basically is the with of a 2 lane road so, you could call it natures bridge. lol
What are the pros and cons of a girder bridge?
pro: you can get over the bridge, con: it breaks if your obese
What is the point at which a rubber band breaks called?
The point at which a rubber band breaks is called its breaking or failure point.
When was Reedy Point Bridge created?
Reedy Point Bridge was created in 1968.
When was Garcon Point Bridge created?
Garcon Point Bridge was created in 1999.
When was Blackburn Point Bridge created?
Blackburn Point Bridge was created in 1926.
When was Dames Point Bridge created?
Dames Point Bridge was created in 1989.
When was Eagle Point Bridge created?
Eagle Point Bridge was created in 1902.
