river of love wallpaper

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this lwp depict a picture of bridges wallpaper above the river, we can see the fall or autumn leaves are falling from the top. bridges are massive static structures that carry roads and railroads over rivers, canyons, and other obstacles. different types of bridges are chosen depending on what they will carry, what they will cross, and the geological nature of earth beneath them. river of love wallpaper. often miles long and taking years to construct, bridges are triumphs of engineering over the environment—the true wonders of the modern world. the evolution of engineering techniques has allowed bridges to span greater and greater distances. stone bridges, often built by monks, became popular in medieval times, but could only be made so big without collapsing under their own weight. the first iron bridge constructed at coalbrookdale in shropshire, england, in 1779 led to many great iron and steel bridges in the 19th century. one of the first modern suspension bridges, new york’s brooklyn bridge of 1883, was considered an engineering masterpiece with a span of 1595 ft (486 m).

today’s longest suspension bridge, the akashi kaikyo in japan, completed in 1998, is eight times longer at 2.4 miles (3.9 km) from an engineering viewpoint, the purpose of a bridge is not just to span some physical obstacle, but to distribute forces (loads) evenly through a few key points in a structure using tension (pulling forces) and compression (pushing forces). with cables, girders, and arches, and materials such as reinforced concrete and steel, engineers seek to channel the weight of the bridge and its contents onto abutments