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Mind Map by Erik Muñoz Asbai, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Erik Muñoz Asbai
over 2 years ago
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STRUCTURES
- They are subjected to
- FORCES
- Which are defined as
- Anything capable of deforming a body or modifying its state
of movement or rest.
- Anything capable of deforming a body or modifying its state
of movement or rest.
- EXTERNAL
- Called
- Loads
- that cause the appearance
of
- internal tensions
- Called
- efforts
- which can be several
- types
- COMPRESSION (SMASH)
- FLEXION (Fold)
- TRACTION (Stretch)
- TORSION (Spin, twist)
- CUT OR SHEAR (Cut)
- COMPRESSION (SMASH)
- types
- which can be several
- efforts
- Called
- internal tensions
- that cause the appearance
of
- Loads
- Called
- Which are defined as
- FORCES
- They are
- The set of elements of an object designed to
withstand the extreme forces that act on the object.
- and whose
- FUNCTIONS
- are
- bear
weights
- Keeping Shape
- Resisting External Forces
- also known as
- also known as
- Resisting External Forces
- Serve as protection
- bear
weights
- are
- FUNCTIONS
- and whose
- The set of elements of an object designed to
withstand the extreme forces that act on the object.
- They must comply with a number of
- PROPERTIES
- STABILITY (Doesn't
change position)
- for what we can
- Attaching suspenders
- Bury the bottom
- Increase the surface
area of the base
- Lower the
center of
gravity
- Attaching suspenders
- for what we can
- RIGIDITY (Don't get deformed)
- To do this, we
resort to the
- Triangulation
- Triangulation
- To do this, we
resort to the
- RESISTANCE (It
doesn't broke)
- which depends on
the
- Material
- of his
- TYPE
- QUANTITY
- SHAPE
- TYPE
- of his
- Material
- which depends on
the
- STABILITY (Doesn't
change position)
- PROPERTIES
- are constituted by
- structural elements
- for example
- Foundations
- pillars
- Columns
- beams
- joists
- lintels
- suspenders
- bows
- vault
- vault
- Dome
- flying buttress
- profiles
- flying buttress
- stronghold
- Foundations
- for example
- structural elements
- can be classified according to they
- origin
- in
- natural
- originally
- Vegetal
- Geologic
- Animal
- Vegetal
- originally
- Artificial (man-made)
- which can be classified into
- Massive or lintel structures
- vaulted structures
- hanging
structures
- Half-timbered structures
- Lamellar structures
- Triangulated structures
- Others
- Geodesics
- Pneumatic
- Geodesics
- Massive or lintel structures
- which can be classified into
- natural
- in
- origin
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