The purpose of a suspension bridge is to carry traffic across a body of water without the use of too many legs. Let's say two cities are separated by a river. Naturally, the governments would want to build a bridge over the water, to connect the two cities more easily.
Then they realize that under the river, the terrain is very rough and deep. Instead of spending billions of dollars on leveling the terrain to accommodate the bridge legs, they decide to build one main vertical support on each side of the river. They have vertical cables (held by horizontal cables strung between the towers) supporting the bridge where there are no legs, thus eliminating the need for legs or the risk of bad support in the center of the bridge, already being the weakest.
To create a road across something that would normally be impassable. (Body of water or canyon etc) to make s
The different between suspension bridge and beam bridge are beam bridge are for short distance but suspension bridge for long distance. Beam bridge are used for highway passes and suspension bridge for wide waterway passes.
The cables in the suspension bridge supports the suspension bridge.
Actually, a suspension bridge mostly has 2 or more towers. The towers on a bridge are used for support without them a bridge would collapse! :-)
Albert Bridge is a suspension bridge.
yes the Brooklyn bridge is a suspension bridge . (and just to tell you suspension bridge is spelled suspension not sepention. )
The Golden Gate bridge is a suspension bridge.
For a long spans mainly.
The Brooklyn Bridge is a suspension bridge.
No it isn't. It is a suspension bridge. Look it up!!
Some say it is the suspension bridge, others say it is the arch bridge.
a suspension bridge is a bridge that is held by large cables tied to poles.
A suspension bridge is supported from a height of 30 feet. The length of the wire used to suspend the bridge, from the ground to the top, is 65 feet. What is the angle of elevation from the base of the bridge to the point of suspension?