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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]].
[[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 ==
 
* [[expansion joint | Expansion Joints]]
* [[elastomeric bearing]]
* [[pot bearing]]
* [[disc bearing]]
* [[seismic isolation bearing]]
 
== External Links ==
 
=== Bearing Manufacturers ===
 
* [http://www.dsbrown.com/ D.S. Brown website] Bearings and Expansion Joint Systems for Bridges
* [http://www.mageba.ch/ Mageba website] Bridge Bearings and Expansion Joints
* [http://www.rjwatson.com/ R.J. Watson website] Bridge Bearings and Expansion Joints
 
=== Bearing Information ===
 
* [http://www.childs-ceng.demon.co.uk/parts/bearing.html Choice of Bearings]
 


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Revision as of 01:19, 10 October 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

Bearing Information