The bridge that I have constructed costs around $322,122,00. Though this is not a very elegant and fancy bridge it is able to carry very heavy loads. The bottoms beams are 140*140 carbon steel rod solid bars, the inner of the bridge is 160*160*8 quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, with the middle being a combination of 140*140-170*170 carbon steel solid bars. The bridge I wanted to build was a a very strong bridge, so I had first constructed the bridge to be of all quenched and tempered steel, but that costs an upwards of 600K. I knew that was just to unrealistic, so i replaced all the outside beams with carbon steel sold bars that were of the same dimensions. but i kept most of the inside hollow quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, which gave me the most durability and cost effectiveness.
Discussing the aspects of Bridge Design Process and understand the issues that will engage in the field of designing large structures.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Bridge Design Sachin Patel
The bridge that I have constructed costs around $322,122,00. Though this is not a very elegant and fancy bridge it is able to carry very heavy loads. The bottoms beams are 140*140 carbon steel rod solid bars, the inner of the bridge is 160*160*8 quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, with the middle being a combination of 140*140-170*170 carbon steel solid bars. The bridge I wanted to build was a a very strong bridge, so I had first constructed the bridge to be of all quenched and tempered steel, but that costs an upwards of 600K. I knew that was just to unrealistic, so i replaced all the outside beams with carbon steel sold bars that were of the same dimensions. but i kept most of the inside hollow quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, which gave me the most durability and cost effectiveness.
The bridge that I have constructed costs around $322,122,00. Though this is not a very elegant and fancy bridge it is able to carry very heavy loads. The bottoms beams are 140*140 carbon steel rod solid bars, the inner of the bridge is 160*160*8 quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, with the middle being a combination of 140*140-170*170 carbon steel solid bars. The bridge I wanted to build was a a very strong bridge, so I had first constructed the bridge to be of all quenched and tempered steel, but that costs an upwards of 600K. I knew that was just to unrealistic, so i replaced all the outside beams with carbon steel sold bars that were of the same dimensions. but i kept most of the inside hollow quenched and tempered steel hollow rods, which gave me the most durability and cost effectiveness.
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