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← HistoryWhich failure results when stacked-timber Viking bridges experience differential settlement?
A)Decreased load-bearing capacity✓
B)Increased galvanic corrosion rates
C)Material resonance amplification
D)Ablative thermal degradation
💡 Explanation
Decreased load bearing results from non-uniform sinking because differential settling induces structural distortion, reducing the bridge's ability to distribute weight; therefore the bridge weakens, rather than experiencing corrosion, resonance, or thermal ablation.
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