Foot Overbridged Design

F.O.B. is intended for pedestrians. F.O.B. can be used decoratively to visually connect two separate areas or to communicate an event. Foot over bridges are often located so that pedestrians can cross the water. They are also located on the other side of roads so that pedestrians can cross safely without holding up traffic. They are important because they are usually presented in an urban landscape. The appearance of foot over bridges, and indeed all other bridges in the city, is a major concern of planners. Foot over bridges can also be constructed in the same way as road and railway bridges. Most foot over bridges are provided with railings to reduce the risk of pedestrians falling. The increasing pedestrian traffic on road crossings, junctions and inaccessible road terminals in the cities of our country. Unlike subways, steel pedestrian bridges are less economical, easy and fast to construct. The need of the study is to determine the combined strength and efficiency of the steel truss F.O.B

Divine Technozone Private Limited Foot Over Bridge (FOB) is a pedestrian bridge that allows people to cross a road, railway or other transport network. Foot over bridge design refers to the design of a safe and functional pedestrian bridge that meets user needs and site requirements. Divine Technozone Private Limited's footbridge design process includes factors such as bridge location, height, width and capacity. Pedestrian safety and ease of use and accessibility for people with disabilities must also be considered during design.

Divine Technozone Private Limited Foot over bridge design usually involves the use of Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to create detailed plans and models of the bridge. This allows engineers to evaluate different design options, test the strength of the structure and identify potential safety risks. The construction of bridges by Divine Technozone Private Limited  also adheres to relevant safety and technical standards such as those set by local traffic authorities and building regulations. This ensures that the structure is safe and meets all necessary regulatory requirements.