Structures that span distances include:
- River banks
- Roads
- Parts of buildings
Large structures like bridges require beams to span distances and support the structure. Beams are horizontal structural elements that are placed on supports at both ends to carry loads across an open space. Alternative bridge supports include suspension bridges, which can span very large distances, and cable-stayed bridges, which are a more modern option for both short and long spans.
3. A sea bridge over misty waters: The immense £1billion
structure which is supported by more than 5,000 pillars
stretches for 24 miles along China's eastern port city of
Qingdao to the offshore island Huangdao (1 mile =1,6km) ?
5. Balke
Balke, draagbalke
Laste oor afstand te stut
Balke is solied
Lê horisontaal
Spanwydte van balk is afstand tussen
stutte
6. Dwarsprofiel:
Vorm van die deel wat jy
sien as jy die deel
dwarsoor sy lengte sal
sny.
I- Balk:
Sterkte en stewigheid,
gebruik minste staal,
kos minder,
12. Alternatiewe
Brugstutte
Hangbrȗe – oorspan
groot afstande waar
balk-brȗe nie sal werk
nie (figuur 1.30)
San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge
Kabelankerbrȗe -
meer modern, kort-
en langspan.
The Russky Bridge, the world's longest
cable-stayed bridge
13. Hangbrȗe
Hierdie brȗe het
twee soorte
kabels nl, die
hoofkabel en die
hangkabels.
Die brugdek
Die spanwydte
is die afstand
tussen die
torings.
19. Versterkte beton
Klippe was gebruik voor die ontdekking
van versterkte beton.
Versterkte beton kan swaar laste dra en
word deur staalstawe binne die beton
ondersteun.
22. Beginsels van n boog
Sluitsteen
Bevoegdheidstaak 1.6 LB bl. 11 – benodig
Bakstene, papier, pen
23.
24. Boë moet tot op die einde versterk word
tydens die bou-proses.
25. St Mary de Castro Church, Leicester: Looking east along the
nave to the chancel, the arches are mostly Victorian rebuilds.
26. Enkelboogdamwal
Kariba Dam – Zambezi rivier:The decades old
wall, on which construction began in 1955,
will send billions of tonnes of water crashing
towards various rural communities that have
their lives set along the Zambezi river.
The gigantic structure, which stands 128
metres tall and 579 metres wide and is a key
feature in the world’s largest man-made lake
and water reservoir, has been operational for
more than 50 years.
Time has taken its toll on the landmark, with
its concrete walls swelling due to slow
chemical reactions, which is impeding the
passage of water through the floodgates.
There have been warnings that the failure to
rehabilitate the wall would pose a risk to the
lives of some 3,5 million people downstream
in the two countries in which the dam is
located – Zimbabwe and Zambia – as well as
Malawi and Mozambique further downstream.
The loss of a key source of electricity for
Zambia and Zimbabwe pales into
insignificance when the prospect of the
possible loss of life is taken into account.
Wildlife and flora would also suffer potentially
devastating losses.
34. Strukture misluk
as gevolg van:
Strukture FAAL as gevolg van ‘n
Mislukking deur ‘n Fraktuur
(breuk) wat beteken dat die
struktuur nie sterk genoeg was om
die inwerkende kragte te weesrtaan
nie.
Mislukking deur buiging
(visstokke, geboue in
aardbewingstreke, meegee)
Mislukking deur kanteling
(omval, swaar aan bokant. Smal
basis en breë bokant, smal en hoog)
Vereistes
vir ‘n
veilige
struktuur
(die 3 s’e)
a) Sterk
b) Stewig
c) Stabiel
35.
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