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    corrosion. There is always a great uncertainties in predicting the loads a bridge might experience at some time in the future. One can never be certain of the weight of the heaviest truck that will cross a bridge. For that reason, my design of a truss bridge will hold a 20-ton load limit. When analyzing both the internal forces and external forces on the bridge, assumptions are made. When taking calculations the system must be modeled as in static equilibrium so we must assume that gravity is downward

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    maintain a certain performance requirement. Kanno performed a plastic limit analysis on a truss, the conclusion was made that the worst case scenario was the minimization of the load under the absence of structural components (Kanno, 2012). The load is transmitted from the chords as axial forces to the webs (Wei, 2014). The web of the prefabricated truss can be analyzed as a column. Burdzik analyzed the web of a truss as a non-continuous compression member. Columns must take the effective length into account

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    withstand the tension provided by bridges. The large openings in a truss allows wind to pass through the structure with ease , reducing any additional tension provided by wind. The truss bridge acts in compression or tension, and typically these bridges have its lower cord under compression while the upper chord is under tension. The slanted beams “/ \ “ in the middle prevents any buckling of the upper members of the bridge .The truss ability to distribute forces has lead to many different designs of

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    Truss Design

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    2010). A more science-based view on the structural aspects of truss design marks the transition from a craftsmanship-orientated construction to a theory-oriented construction. This made the design of trusses and all structures more rational, systematic and highly efficient. The general triangular shape of a truss has been in use since man has used lumber for construction of structures. The origin of the triangular shapes of a truss stem from early roof design, when wooden roofs were constructed

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    What is academic writing? A simple definition of academic writing is a form of writing that refers to writing done for several reasons. However, a broad definition is any writing done to fulfill the requirements of a college or university. Academic writing is also writing that is used for publications that are read by teacher and researchers or presented at conferences. A prime example of academic writing is lab reports. Lab reports are a form of writing that provides formal record of research

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    the features of this structure that make it unique is that it isn’t just a singular dome, it is multiple intersecting domes that cover a larger area. These intersections must be reinforced in order for the structure to remain stable. A triangular truss girder connects the two intersecting domes, the longest one spans up to 100 m. These girders needed to bend with the arch of the dome, because of this the top and bottom chords of the girder are bent, the diagonals, which are thinner than the top and

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    The Iron mosque is known to be so due to its stainless-steel clad structure. It’s a very modern building located in the administrative capital, Putrajaya. Nevertheless, it still manages to integrate traditional culture and religious cues into its design. These, together with its scale, location on the Putrajaya lakefront and sight lines, make it quite a spectacular building. The Iron Mosque has a district cooling system, and fans or an air conditioning system. It uses 6000 tons of iron and 70 percent

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    Personal Statement I am a dreamer, a motivated student and future employee. I love to travel around the world to learn about various populations, their cultures and struggles. I want be a part of future developments that will help improve people's lives. I love to learn and share ideas with other great thinkers. As I am finishing my bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington, I finally reached a milestone in my life where I have options; and those options

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    “Are trusses with no gusset plates as safe as trusses with gusset plates while being exposed to a fire? Pre-engineered wood trusses are designed by truss engineers for light-weight construction. The use of metal plate connected trusses in construction is popular because of cost effectiveness, versatility, and ease of construction.

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    their death. 11 people died while on the golden bridge working on the bridge. After all those deaths they later installed a net and many people were saved.There are many types of bridges like suspension,beam, truss and arch.So in this nonfiction essay you will know all about suspension,beam, truss and arch bridges. There are many types of bridges that are used for different things. This essay is about different bridges. A suspension bridge is usually a big bridge that stretches a long ways.The first

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