A weighbridge operates using a system of load cells and a weighing indicator. Here's a simplified breakdown of the process:

• Load Cell Placement: Load cells, which are highly sensitive transducers, are strategically placed beneath the weighing platform.  
• Weight Distribution:When a vehicle drives onto the weighbridge, its weight is distributed across these load cells.
• Signal Generation: The load cells convert the weight into electrical signals, proportional to the force applied.  
• Signal Transmission: These electrical signals are transmitted to a weighing indicator.  
• Weight Calculation and Display:The weighing indicator processes the signals and calculates the total weight of the vehicle. This weight is then displayed on a digital display.

Weighing a car may seem like an unusual task, but a weighbridge makes it easy. Knowing the work process of weighbridges and even more details about them can make the entire weighing process easier and more reliable.