11 research outputs found
INFLUENCE OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONS UPON STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN SINGLE-LAYER DIAGONAL GRIDS.
No full textA diagonal grid configuration is considered consisting of beams arranged in two parallel sets, equally spaced and usually interconnected at 90 degree and placed obliquely (usually at 45 degree with respect to the boundary lines. The diagonal grid has been used by one of the authors in a number of practical applications including steel flat roofs over petrol stations. During a feasibility study for structures of this type several different boundary conditions have been considered during the design and the detailed resulting stresses and deflections compared. The paper contains a comparison of 12 different boundaries of a diagonal grid
A spherical lattice shell composed of six-bar tetrahedral units: Configuration, structural behavior, and prefabricated construction
No full textTwo subdivision methods based on the regular octahedron for single- and double-layer spherical geodesic domes
No full textInfluence of welded hollow spherical joints on the mechanical behavior of single-layer reticulated shell structures
No full textStochastic Approach on Safe Designing of Double Layer Grid Space Structure against Member Length Imperfections
No full textIdentification of High-Risk Plaques by MRI and Fluorescence Imaging in a Rabbit Model of Atherothrombosis
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Molecular Imaging to Identify the Vulnerable Plaque—From Basic Research to Clinical Practice
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