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Types of bridges
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Types of bridges
Arch bridge
- An arch bridge is a bridge shaped like a curved arch.
- Where?
- What is it?
- Sydney habour bridge
- Sydney
- 1932
- Built when?
- Steel
- Made out of?
- Example
- advantages and disadvantages
- length and material
- An arch bridge is a bridge shaped like a curved arch.
Movable bridge
- A movable bridge is bridge that moves to allow passage
- Curling bridge
- London
- 2005
- Conventional steel
- where?
- Built when?
- made out ?
- example
- Curling bridge
- Types
- what is it?
- video
- Disadvantages and advantages
- traffic and passage way
- A movable bridge is bridge that moves to allow passage
Suspension bridge
- A suspension bridge is a bridge where the deck is hung below suspension cables
- Example
- Akashi kaikyo
- Japan
- where?
- 1988, open in 1998
- when?
- steel
- made out of?
- what is it?
- Types
- advantages and disadvantages
- flexibility
- A suspension bridge is a bridge where the deck is hung below suspension cables
Girder Bridge
- A girdger bridge is a bridge in which its deck is supported by poles or towers
- what is it?
- Bennerley Viaduct
- Derbyshire
- where?
- built in 1877 open in 1878
- when?
- iron
- made out of
- example
- advantages and disadvantages
- strength and installment
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