Bridges And How They Work.
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Have a little read: ... Different types of bridges Suspension: A type of bridge that is supported on huge steel cables anchored into the ground. Arch: A type of bridge which is a curved structure; strength comes from exerting force down and sideways against abutments. Trestle: A type of truss bridge typically used for travel by heavy trains; made from large numbers of trusses; built very tall and sturdy. Covered: A type of truss bridge developed to slow down the wear and tear on the bridge's structure by placing a protective cover over the deck. Truss: A type of Beam Bridge identified by the triangular shapes included in the framework. Beam: Simplest type of bridge: made from a straight section, which rests on two supports, one at each end of the beam. Cantilever: A type of Beam Bridge that gets its support from counter balanced beams meeting in the middle of the bridge rather than supports at each end. Moveable: A type
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