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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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- 3. - Frame structures Pag 5
- 4. - Shell structures Pag 6
- 5. - Arch Pag 7
- 6. - Mass structures Pag 8
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- 8. structural elements Pag10
- 10. elements Pag12
- 11. -Transional strain Pag14
- 12. -Comprension forces Pag15
- 13. -Shear strain Pag16
- 14. -Tension forces Pag17
- 15. -Bending forces Pag18
- 16. Monuments Pag19
- 19. Shell structures
- 20. Arch
- 21. Mass structures
- 24. They are composed of long elements joined each other.The elements are made up of strong materials
- 27. Are many types,but semicircular arch is the most used.
- 28. The stone at the top is called 'keystone'
- 30. It is normaly thick
- 31. Mountains and corals reefs are natural examples
- 33. The space betwen two columns is called span
- 35. In a structure, the forces for every elements are calculated and the element is designed to withstand them.
- 36. The structural elements are:
- 37. foundations joined to columns and primary and secondary beams
- 39. Permanent unions:structures not need to be disassembled
- 40. Non-permanent unions:elements can be disassemble and assembled
- 44. Shear strain
- 45. Torsion forces
- 46. Bending forces
- 53. b u i l d i n g s
- 55. Frame structures
- 56. Arch
- 57. Mass Structure