Physics, asked by bdevibdevi5, 4 months ago

One end of a steel girder in a bridge is not fixed,
but is kept on rollers. Give the reason.

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Answered by Anonymous
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One end of the girder is fixed into the concrete or brick pillars and its other end is not fixed, but it is placed on rollers. The reason is that if there is any rise (or fall) in temperature of atmosphere, the girder can freely expand (or contract) without affecting the pillars.

Answered by Anonymous
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One end of the girder is fixed into the concrete or brick pillars and its other endis not fixed, but it is placed on rollers. The reason is that if there is any rise (or fall) in temperature of atmosphere, thegirder can freely expand (or contract) without affecting the pillars.

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