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Introduction of Cantilever Bridge The cantilever bridge is a type of bridge. The feature of a cantilever bridge is that it has support on one end and the other end is free. The first most modern cantilever bridge was built in 1867 in Germany up to 124 feet (38 m) in the middle of the … Read more
What Is Beam? A member in a structure in which the member carries various external forces applied to it perpendicular to its length. Such a member is called a beam. Thus any member of the structure whose longitudinal axis is perpendicular to its cross-section is called a beam. Due to the external force exerted on … Read more
What Is a Skeleton Frame? A skeleton frame is commonly called a framed structure. This frame is used for the construction of high-rise buildings. The frame structure consists of prepared members such as columns and connecting beams, which support various parts of the building, such as interior floors and exterior walls. This beam and column … Read more
What Is a Tie Beam? This type of beam is provided between the columns to support the column when the height of the roof or slab of a building is higher than the normal height. Tie time beams are usually provided at floor level and plinth level. The purpose of the tie beam is to … Read more
What Is Truss? A truss is a structure consisting of various members arranged in rectangles, squares, triangles—the various members attached to the truss act as one object. Trusses are commonly used in railways, bridges, roofs, and towers. The member of the truss feels compression load, dead load, and live load. Now the part of the … Read more