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A truss bridge is a structure designed with a rigid framework made of interconnected triangles, which helps evenly distribute forces across the bridge. This geometric arrangement provides high strength and stability, making the bridge capable of handling heavy loads without bending or twisting. The triangular pattern resists deformation, allowing the bridge to remain firm under pressure. Truss bridges are efficient in material use, as the design reduces the amount of material needed while still ensuring structural integrity. Their form is often exposed, giving them a distinctive, open-frame appearance.
Structural Parts of a Truss Bridge
Advantages of Truss Bridges
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