why are iron bridges mounted on steel rollers
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It is because there is always an expansion between the iron materials because of the high pressure . And if it will expand, there's a chance that the bridge may collapse.
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Explanation:
iron bridges are mounted on steel rollers because it expand on heating and contract on cooling.so ,leaving a small space in between for the expansion and contraction. Thus ,the bridge is saved from collapse. In a construction of a bridge, Steel girders are used.
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