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beam bridge

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beam bridge [′bēm ‚brij]
(civil engineering)
A fixed structure consisting of a series of steel or concrete beams placed parallel to traffic and supporting the roadway directly on their top flanges.


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A more sophisticated beam bridge made of beams, rope, a deck, and piers was built by the Europeans over 4,500 years ago.
Invite your students to create a beam bridge graph to show how their common interests can help them build bridges of friendship.
 
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