Lecture

Structural Art II: Trusses and Efforts

Description

This lecture covers the influence of truss height on structural behavior, the analysis of triangular and trapezoidal trusses, the distribution of efforts in different truss elements, and the resolution of a specific truss design. The instructor concludes by discussing the impact of truss height on structural efforts and presents various truss typologies, including lenticular, triangular, trapezoidal, and Polonceau trusses.

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Civil engineering

Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

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