Thursday 7 July 2011

Building Bridges

Class nine’s Bridges
In DT class 9 have been making bridges.
Here is our success criteria:
.The bridge must hold 200g.
. It has to be able to span the width as a school tray.
. It has to be free standing which means you can’t hold it.
. It has to be between 15-20cm wide.

There were 6 different types of bridges
Suspension
Arch
Truss
Beam
Cantilever
Cable-stayed

The maxim weight that our bridges could hold was 8kg 250g.THAT IS HEAVY!
My bridge could hold 6kg and my bridge could hold 8kg 250g.
My bridge was made completely out of card and glue oh and don’t forget the lollypop sticks !!!!! 

                       By CM & EG






Bridges  
In class nine we had a D.T day where we had to make different types of bridges made out of recycled materials.
There is six types of bridges they are a suspension bridge, Arch bridge, Truss bridge, cable stayed bridge, Beam bridge and a Cantilever bridge.
The different types we made were suspension, Arch and Truss Bridge.
The success criteria was:
Must hold 200 grams
Must be free standing
Must be the length of a school tray
Must be between 15-20 centimetres wide.
T.M & M.B

The Winning Bridges



3 comments:

  1. Wow, I can't beleive the one made out of lollypop sticks held all of those dictionaries. Well done Class Y59!

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  2. I know who you are /\
    its someone ::
    ::
    :: any way, your wrong it was not lollypop sticks it was birch seedling labels

    anyway I'm proud of mine J.S

    P.S.I wonder if it could hold more?

    P.P.S I like pancakes

    P.P.P.S what does that have to do with it?!?!

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  3. above same comment but the slashes and colons are meant to be an arrow sorry!

    J.S

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