Lecture

Cable Structures: Design and Analysis

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This lecture focuses on cable structures, studying real examples such as the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and a roof in Lisbon. The instructor explains the function of suspension cables, stabilizing cables, and how to analyze forces within these structures using methods like statics.

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