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The strongest material would be boron fiber. That is not very practical because ot is expensive and brittle. The cost of carbon fiber is probably also too high to use for bridge strands. A drawn alloy steel wire is probably still the best choice, with tensile strengths of over 100,000 pounds per square inch being possible.
Reinforced Slab Bridges. For short spans, a solid reinforced concrete slab, generally cast in-situ rather than precast, is the simplest design. It is also cost-effective, since the flat, level soffit means that falsework and formwork are also simple. Reinforcement, too, is uncomplicated.