Bridges

2. The weight or force that a bridge must support.
3. A framework of triangles used to strengthen a bridge.
6. A large beam that supports the deck of the bridge.
7. The distance between two supports in a bridge.
9. Something that holds up or carries the weight of a structure.
11. A type of bridge where the roadway is hung by cables.
12. A structure built to span over a gap, like a river or road.
14. A strong wire or rope that helps support the bridge.
15. Truss A type of truss that uses equilateral triangles to spread out the load. It alternates between compression and tension forces along its members, making it efficient and strong for lighter loads

1. A force that pushes and squeezes materials.
4. The pressure or tension placed on a material.
5. A structure that is supported only at one end.
8. A force that pulls and stretches materials.
10. A push or pull on an object.
12. A long, strong bar that supports weight in a bridge.
13. Truss A type of truss that uses diagonal members slanting toward the center with vertical members, typically used in bridges and roofs. It provides good support for heavy loads.
16. A curved structure that helps distribute weight evenly.