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Structures are groups of elements joined together to support loads with stability. There are five main types of structures: frame, shell, arch, mass, and suspension. Frame structures are the most common, composed of long elements joined at the ends, while shell structures use a thin outer layer to spread forces throughout. Arch structures were invented by Romans and use geometry to spread forces to the sides. Mass structures use piled materials for stability, and suspension structures hold elements with cables from tall columns, making them suitable for large bridges.
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The document discusses different types of structures including frame structures, shell structures, arch structures, mass structures, and suspension structures. It also covers structural elements, types of unions between elements, and common forces acting on structural elements like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
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There are several types of structures including frame, shell, arch, mass, and suspension structures. Frame structures are composed of long elements joined at the ends and are commonly used due to their strength, ease of building, and low cost, though they are not suitable for large loads. Shell structures form a thin outer layer surrounding a volume, like eggshells or balloons. Arch structures, invented by Romans, transfer forces to the sides through their semicircular shape. Mass structures simply fill a body with low quality materials like mountains or dams. Suspension structures hold elements with cables from a tall column and are good for large spans but expensive. Structural elements must withstand various forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion
Tecnologia Manuel y Ramon
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines permanent and non-permanent types of structural unions and different forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
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The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines permanent and non-permanent types of structural unions and different forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Tecnología: Structures
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines permanent and non-permanent types of structural unions and different forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Tecnología Manuel & Ramón
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structural types such as frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. Finally, it outlines various forces that act on structural elements like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Tecnología Manuel and Ramón
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structural types such as frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines forces that act on structural elements such as tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Tecnología
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines permanent and non-permanent types of structural unions and different forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Tecnologia Manuel y Ramon
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending that can act on structural elements.
Tecnología
The document discusses different types of structures and forces that act on them. It describes common structures like frame, shell, arch, and suspension structures. Frame structures are the most common and use long structural elements. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that maintains the required shape. Arch structures were invented by the Romans and have a keystone stone at the top. The document also discusses mass structures, which are made of low quality materials and held in place by their own weight, as well as mixed structures that combine different types. It then outlines permanent and non-permanent types of structural unions and different forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Structures
The document discusses different types of structures and their characteristics. It describes frame structures as the most common type, composed of long elements joined together. Shell structures are made of a thin outer layer and can be empty or filled. Arches were invented by Romans, with the semicircular arch being most used, supported by a keystone stone at the top. Mass structures are simply made of clumped material and are normally thick, with mountains and coral reefs as natural examples. Suspension structures hold elements with cables from the top of tall columns, with the space between columns called the span.
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There are several types of structures including frame, shell, arch, mass, and suspension structures. Frame structures are composed of long elements joined at the ends, shell structures use a thin outer layer to surround a volume, and arch structures use a semicircular shape. Mass structures are simply made of solid clumped materials while suspension structures hold elements with cables from tall columns. All structural elements must withstand various forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending to avoid collapsing.
Structures presentation for 3rd ESO
This document provides an overview of structures and structural design. It defines key terms like force, stress, load, and different types of stresses. It also describes common types of structures like framed, vaulted, lattice, suspended and shell structures. The basic elements of structures like foundations, walls, beams and arches are identified. Finally, it discusses the important structural conditions of stability, resistance and rigidity and methods to achieve each one through considerations like material choice, shape design and structural connections.
Strucures
Structures are groups of elements united to support a load with stability. There are different types of structures including frame, shell, arch, mass, and suspension structures. Frame structures are composed of long elements joined together, leaving empty space in between to support loads. Shell structures surround a volume using a thin outer material. Arch structures use geometry to displace forces to the sides. Mass structures are simply made of clumped materials. Suspension structures hold elements with cables from a tall column, making them suitable for large bridges.
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The document discusses different types of structures and their characteristics. It describes frame, shell, arch, mass, and suspension structures. Frame structures are made of strong materials and support loads in one part. Shell structures have a thin outer layer that spreads loads through the whole structure. Arch structures are very strong and use their own weight to displace forces to the sides. Mass structures are made of solid materials and are held in place by their own weight but are heavy. Suspension structures hold elements with cables from a top column and are good for large spans but expensive. It also outlines common structural elements and forces like tension, compression, shear, torsion, and bending.
Structures
This document discusses different types of structures and structural elements. It begins by defining a structure as the part of an object that keeps its parts joined and in position. It then classifies structures into three main types - massive, casing/shell, and framework. For each type, it provides examples. It also discusses common structural elements like arches, trusses, girders and beams. It explains the six fundamental structural stresses of tension, compression, bending, shear, torsion and buckling. In closing, it provides some activities for analyzing structures.
Structures
Fixed and variable loads act on structures. Structures must support loads, resist forces, provide shape and protection. Their functions can overlap. Structures are natural or manufactured. Manufactured structures include frames, shells, and constructions like massive, vaulted, triangulated and suspended. Efforts on structures include tension, compression, shear, bending and torsion. Materials and shape determine a structure's resistance. Rigidity relies on joints and triangulation. Stability depends on center of gravity position and can be increased by enlarging the base, adding weight, or using anchors.
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1. The document discusses different types of structural systems used in buildings including walls, post and lintel frames, arches, vaults, domes, and trusses.
2. It explains the different types of loads that structures must withstand including dead loads from permanent structural elements and live loads from movable objects and occupants.
3. It also describes different types of stresses structures experience such as tension, compression, shear, deformation, and bending and the properties of common building materials.
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This document provides information on loads, structures, and their design. It discusses:
- Types of loads structures must support, like fixed loads from walls/roofs and variable loads from people/furniture.
- Functions of structures like supporting loads, resisting forces, providing shape and protection.
- Types of structures including frames, shells, massive, latticed, triangulated and suspended.
- Efforts structures must withstand like tension, compression, shear, bending and torsion. Basic structural elements and how materials and shapes influence a structure's resistance.
- Factors like rigidity, stability, center of gravity, anchoring and triangulation that determine a structure's ability to withstand loads
Structures
1) Structures exist everywhere in nature and in man-made objects. They provide support, containment and protection.
2) There are two main types of structures - natural and manufactured. Natural structures like trees evolved in nature, while manufactured structures like bridges are built by humans.
3) Structures must be able to withstand various forces like tension, compression, and bending without failing. The type of force determines the stress on the structural member.
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- 1. STRUCTURES Structures are groups of elements somehow joined together to support a load with stability.
- 4. Archs
- 8. They are composed of long elements which are joined to each other at the ends.
- 9. Elements are built with strong materials and the space between them is empty space.
- 10. They are easy to desing and build, inexpensive, lightweight and they don't require much materials.
- 11. However they are not goodfor very big loads or strong impacts.
- 14. That volume can be empty or filled with something that has not structural relevance.
- 15. It mantains the shape and it's strong.
- 16. The cut layer can be thin because the forces are spread throughout the whole structure.
- 19. Althought there are many types the semicircular arch is the most used.
- 20. They are made of stone and the stone at the very top is called the “key stone”.
- 21. They are used like bridges, the key is that the geometry of the arch spreads the forces to the sides leaving a space under the arch.
- 24. Mass structures can be made by piling up materials into a shape or desing.
- 25. They have some advantages its held by its own weight and losing small parts has little effect on the overall strength of the structure.
- 26. However they also have disadvantages, they are heavy, need much material and occupy large areas.
- 29. The space between one column and the next is called span.
- 30. They are the best for bridges.
- 31. They are good for covering a very large span.
- 32. However they are very expensive to build.
- 34. Local structures
- 37. In a structure the forces for every elements are calculated and the element is desingned to whithstand the force
- 39. The whole structure is often united to the floor
- 40. The union are classified as permanent and non-permanent
- 44. There are five tipes of forces:
- 46. Compression forces: They are those forces which causes an element to get squeezed.
- 47. Shear strain: Shear forces act across a material in such way that they can force one part of an element to slide over another.
- 48. Torsion forces: If you apply turning force at one end of an element and, if the element is fixed to a support at the other end, the element twist.
- 49. Bending forces: Bending forces act at an angle to a member making it bend
- 50. BY: Paola Caro Domínguez & Maria Alejo Hernández