'Beam bridges' diaporamas de présentation

Bridges

Bridges. 5. Construction Technologies

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Bridges

Bridges. 5. Construction Technologies

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BRIDGES HONOR

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Characteristics of Three Bridge Types

Characteristics of Three Bridge Types. Important Terms: Squeezing ( Compression ) Compression is a force that squeezes a material together. When a material is in compression, it tends to become shorter.

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Characteristics of Three Bridge Types

Characteristics of Three Bridge Types. Important Terms: Squeezing ( Compression ) Compression is a force that squeezes a material together. When a material is in compression, it tends to become shorter.

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Physics of Bridges

Physics of Bridges. Bridge Building Project. Unit Objectives. Define tension and compression and explain how materials react to these forces Define the three types of stresses a material experiences when forces are applied

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BRIDGES

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Bridges eLearning Module- Chris Bartles EDU624 Dr. Ash and Dr. Smith

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8 th Grade Industrial Technology

Bridges. 8 th Grade Industrial Technology. Instructional Objective. Students will be able to identify the three types of bridges. Span the shortest distance (200 feet) Least expensive and most common. Beam and Span. A beam bridge may be as simple as a log across an open span.

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Bridge Building

Bridge Building. Webquest. Table of contents. Introduction Roles Task Process Evaluation Conclusion c redits . Introduction to Engineering Design.

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Bridges

Bridges. By: Joe Anid Matt Ramos. Beam Bridges. Beam bridges are horisontal beams that are supported at each end by piers. Cantilever Bridges. Cantilever bridges are built by using cantilevers, which are horizontal beams supported on only one end. Arch Bridges.

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BRIDGES

BRIDGES. Work Plan. History of Bridge Development How Bridges Work Basic Concepts Types of Bridges Force Analysis. Roman Arch Bridge. History of Bridge Development. Natural Bridges. 700 A.D. Asia. Great Stone Bridge in China. Clapper Bridge. Tree trunk Stone. Low Bridge

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Forging new generations of engineers

Forging new generations of engineers. Bridges. Bridges. There are basically 4 different types of bridges: Arch bridge Suspension bridge Beam bridge Cable-stayed bridge An engineer would choose the correct bridge based on how far it must span from one support to the next.

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Bridges

Bridges. By: Alaa, Dustin, Kamran, and Maggie. Importance. Necessary to daily life Makes for easy transportation over water or valleys Makes land travel faster and more efficient. History. Bridges have been around since before the first century A.D.

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Bridge Building

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TYPES of BRIDGES

TYPES of BRIDGES. Beam Bridge - Consist of a beam/girder spanning the gap between two pillars. Beam Bridges.

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Types of Bridges

Types of Bridges. Structural Forms and Components. Beam bridges. Arch bridges. Truss bridges. Suspension bridges.

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Jeopardy

Bridges. Jeopardy. Beam Bridges. Suspension Bridges. Cable-Stayed Bridges. Arch Bridge. Forces. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500. $1000. $1000. $1000. $1000. $1000. Arch Bridges.

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Now try this: Using the same arch, use two piles of books as abutments.

Arch Bridges. Using a rectangular strip of oak-tag (manila folder), bend it into a shape of an arch. Push down as shown in the diagram. What happens?. Now try this: Using the same arch, use two piles of books as abutments. . An abutment is the part of a structure that

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