Materials of construction In construction they are necessary resistant, transportable and rigid materials. For all these conditions there are in use wood, plastic, aluminium, brick, concrete, steel and iron. They all are strong and resistant to compression or to tension. The strongest materials to the compression are concrete reinforced, steel and iron. The easiest to break in compression it is wood and plastic.
In tension they all are difficult to break less the brick that if it is very easy to fail.
All these materials have extraordinary qualities and are basic elements in the construction of bridges, columns, buildings in addition in the creation of planes, routes of train, among others.
“the old cast iron buildings died out. I'm not really sure whether the new skyscrapers killed them, or the new esthetics”
In construction they are necessary resistant, transportable and rigid materials. For all these conditions there are in use wood, plastic, aluminium, brick, concrete, steel and iron. They all are strong and resistant to compression or to tension. The strongest materials to the compression are concrete reinforced, steel and iron. The easiest to break in compression it is wood and plastic.
In tension they all are difficult to break less the brick that if it is very easy to fail.
All these materials have extraordinary qualities and are basic elements in the construction of bridges, columns, buildings in addition in the creation of planes, routes of train, among others.
“the old cast iron buildings died out. I'm not really sure whether the new skyscrapers killed them, or the new esthetics”