Lecture

Diagonal Trusses in Structures

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This lecture covers the typology of trusses with constant height, different possible arrangements, isostatic conditions, and the distribution and magnitude of efforts in diagonal trusses. It also explores various examples of diagonal trusses in structures, such as V-shaped and N-shaped trusses, highlighting their characteristics and applications.

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