Product Description
A bridge movement joint is a specialized component used in the construction of bridges and other structures that are designed to move or expand due to changes in temperature, moisture, or other factors. Movement joints are necessary because bridges are typically made of materials that are subject to thermal expansion and contraction, and they must also be able to withstand the loads and stresses placed upon them by traffic, wind, and other environmental factors.
A bridge movement joint typically consists of two metal plates or beams that are separated by a gap or space. The plates are designed to slide against each other as the bridge expands or contracts, allowing for movement without causing damage to the structure. Movement joints may also include various types of seals or gaskets to prevent the ingress of water, debris, or other materials that could damage the joint or compromise the integrity of the bridge.
There are several different types of bridge movement joints available, including expansion joints, contraction joints, and sliding plate joints. The type of joint used will depend on the specific requirements of the bridge or structure being built, as well as the expected range of movement and other factors. Proper installation and maintenance of movement joints are critical to ensure the safe and effective operation of bridges and other structures over their design life.
| Usage/Application |
Bridges |
| Brand |
Siddhi |
| Material |
Rubber |
| Color |
Black |
| Hardness |
40 to 50 Shore A |
| Shape |
Rectangular |
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