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What is a structure below the roadbed on a bridge called?
the substructure-gogodude32
What is the part of the bridge above the roadbed called?
span
Portion of bridge above roadbed?
Superstructure
Is a causeway like a bridge yes or no and please explain?
Yes, it is like a bridge, but it is generally a natural formation. A causeway is a raised roadway or roadbed or natural bridge, usually over a body of water. A "bridge", in the majority of cases implies a man-made structure.
What is the roadbed?
it protects from tension and compression
Is roadbed an adjective?
No it's not it's a noun.
What is a bridge that lifts up in the center for ships called?
A drawbridge. There are different types of draw bridges. A bridge that lifts the roadbed straight up along two towers is called a lift bridge. One that tilts one side or the other using a cantilever system is called a cantilever bridge. A bridge that pivots the span from its center allowing vessels to pass on either side is called a swing bridge. All these bridges are considered draw bridges.
What is the name for a part of a song that is only sung once?
The Bridge. See Wikipedia article on Song Structure, linked below.
Which part of the ship is the captains headquarters located?
Usually it is located on the same level as or one level below the main navigation bridge, giving the captain quick access to the bridge if required.
What material was used to build the George Washington Bridge?
The George Washington Bridge is primarily constructed of steel, which provides the necessary strength and durability for its design as a suspension bridge. The bridge's main cables are made of thousands of individual steel wires, while the deck and towers also utilize reinforced steel elements. Additionally, concrete is used for the bridge's roadbed and some supporting structures. The combination of these materials ensures the bridge can withstand heavy traffic and environmental stresses.
What kind of bridge is the Donghai Bridge?
Donghai bridge is a kind of mixed-kind bridge. The first part is the arch bridge. The middle one is the suspension bridge and the last part is the arch bridge.
What does the cartoonists imply about the League of Nations?
The meaning of the below cartoon is that we created the League of Nations, but refused to join in. We did not take part in the "bridge" that we had created.
