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[[Bearing]] can have multiple meanings, such as: | [[Bearing]] can have multiple meanings, such as: | ||
[[Image:Elastomeric_Bearing.jpg|thumb|right|Elastomeric Bearing]] | |||
* The angular position of a line referred to a [[meridian]]. | * The angular position of a line referred to a [[meridian]]. | ||
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Bridge bearings are devices that enable to transfer loads from [[superstructure]] to the [[substructure]] and accomodate movements at the same time. | Bridge bearings are devices that enable to transfer loads from [[superstructure]] to the [[substructure]] and accomodate movements at the same time. | ||
Revision as of 06:41, 2 December 2006
Bearing can have multiple meanings, such as:
- The angular position of a line referred to a meridian.
- The support for a shaft, axle, or trunnion.
- The shoes for a span.
- The resistance to crushing as offered by a member.
- The pressure transferred from one member to another.
- The capacity of a pile to carry load.
- The support for a beam, pin, bolt, or rivet.
Bridge Bearings
Bridge bearings are devices that enable to transfer loads from superstructure to the substructure and accomodate movements at the same time.
See Also
External Links
Bearing Manufacturers
- D.S. Brown website Bearings and Expansion Joint Systems for Bridges
- Mageba website Bridge Bearings and Expansion Joints
- R.J. Watson website Bridge Bearings and Expansion Joints