Composite Bridges

Composite bridges are structures that combine different materials, typically steel and concrete, to leverage their individual strengths. In this type of bridge, steel components provide high tensile strength, allowing the bridge to withstand stretching forces, while concrete offers excellent compressive strength to support heavy loads. By working together, these materials create a stronger, more efficient structure than either could alone. This combination allows for longer spans, improved durability, and cost-effective construction. Essentially, composite bridges are engineered to optimize material properties, ensuring safety, longevity, and efficient performance.