Question:
im working on this project...makeing a bridge that can with stand at
least a 6.0 earthquake
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new driver question?
It's called civil engineering...you need to determine your safety factor and work from that to find the best stress the bridge can handle. Once you have the stress you can use that to find an ideal material and using that you can figure out a good structure. For example, a wooden bridge cannot be as high or wide as a steel reinforced concrete bridge. If you are working on the project you should have an engineering background. as for bridges that can withstand earthquakes, take a look at San Francisco bridges!
Why is my "air bag" light blinking?
The height for most Interstate bridges west of the Mississippi are 14'.East of the Mississippi is 13'6". as a rule the Over the Trucks like I drive are registered at 80,000#'s CGVW. You can also contact the State Dept. of Transportation,Engineers and they may help too! Warchild, 18 wheeler driver
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