Truss Bridge | Types of Truss Bridges | Analysis of Trusses | Method of Joints | Bridge Engineering 

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Great! With your video knowledge of trusses used on small surface loads to give a stable form capable of supporting considerable external loads over a large span. Popular TRUSS are NOT ONLY because of reletivety small amount of material. Vise of you how you define component parts of a truss bridge - stresses primaly in axial tension bending leads to compression in the top chord or horizontal members, tension in the bottom chord (vertical or dinamical).... Etc. WE HAVE SEEN IN YOUR VIDEO

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I would really appreciate it if you could make a video about how to convert uniformly distributed loading on the truss to point loads.

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Will the truss bridge become stronger if you add scalene triangles, with unequal angles? Or will the bridge collapse?

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In an ideal truss the members shall be not continuous , i.e. they shall be broken at joints. But in practice for steel trusses , top and and bottom chords are continuous over 2/3 joints and spliced at 12 m, will it remain an ideal truss.Does the Chords not behave like beams in such a case. Kindly explain.

8:34 The main difference between tension and compression is that tension refers to forces that attempt to elongate a body, whereas compression refers to forces that attempt to shorten the body. The illustration in the video is different. correct me if I am wrong.

Iron steel trusses not good on bridges.

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