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StructuresVersion en ligne Structures) 2 eso English par adrian 1 Mass structures These structures are formed by bars arranged to form triangles or trusses. They are lightweight but sturdy. Examples: cranes and electricity pylons. Sí No 2 bridge: is a structure formed by hexagonal cells, used to store larvae, honey and pollen. Sí No 3 Laminar structures: These are made up of sheets that form a protective housing and support. Examples: the body of a car, the fuselage of an aircraft and the housing of a mobile phone. Sí No 4 Trabeated structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces. Sí No 5 Frame structures: These are formed by pillars and beams that are connected to each other and, along with the foundations, act as supporting elements Sí No 6 Inflatable structures: A truss is a building element made up of bars arranged to form triangular structures. Sí No 7 Trussed structures: They are globe-shaped structures formed by triangles that, in turn, form pentagons or hexagons. They can be regarded as a mixture of truss and vaulted structures. Sí No 8 Cranes: used in construction to move loads since Ancient Greece. Sí No 9 Arched and vaulted structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces. Sí No

StructuresVersion en ligne

Structures) 2 eso English

par adrian

Mass structures These structures are formed by bars arranged to form triangles or trusses. They are lightweight but sturdy. Examples: cranes and electricity pylons.

Sí

bridge: is a structure formed by hexagonal cells, used to store larvae, honey and pollen.

Sí

Laminar structures: These are made up of sheets that form a protective housing and support. Examples: the body of a car, the fuselage of an aircraft and the housing of a mobile phone.

Sí

Trabeated structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces.

Sí

Frame structures: These are formed by pillars and beams that are connected to each other and, along with the foundations, act as supporting elements

Sí

Inflatable structures: A truss is a building element made up of bars arranged to form triangular structures.

Sí

Trussed structures: They are globe-shaped structures formed by triangles that, in turn, form pentagons or hexagons. They can be regarded as a mixture of truss and vaulted structures.

Sí

Cranes: used in construction to move loads since Ancient Greece.

Sí

Arched and vaulted structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces.

Sí

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Structures

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StructuresVersion en ligne

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Mass structures These structures are formed by bars arranged to form triangles or trusses. They are lightweight but sturdy. Examples: cranes and electricity pylons.

bridge: is a structure formed by hexagonal cells, used to store larvae, honey and pollen.

Laminar structures: These are made up of sheets that form a protective housing and support. Examples: the body of a car, the fuselage of an aircraft and the housing of a mobile phone.

Trabeated structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces.

Frame structures: These are formed by pillars and beams that are connected to each other and, along with the foundations, act as supporting elements

Inflatable structures: A truss is a building element made up of bars arranged to form triangular structures.

Trussed structures: They are globe-shaped structures formed by triangles that, in turn, form pentagons or hexagons. They can be regarded as a mixture of truss and vaulted structures.

Cranes: used in construction to move loads since Ancient Greece.

Arched and vaulted structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces.

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