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StructuresVersión en línea Structures) 2 eso English por adrian 1 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 2 Cranes: used in construction to move loads since Ancient Greece. Sí No 3 bridge: is a structure formed by hexagonal cells, used to store larvae, honey and pollen. Sí No 4 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 5 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 6 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 7 Inflatable structures: A truss is a building element made up of bars arranged to form triangular structures. Sí No 8 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 9 Trabeated structures: These are constructed with lintels. A lintel is a horizontal beam placed on vertical supports used to cover spaces. Sí No

StructuresVersión en línea

Structures) 2 eso English

por adrian

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

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

Sí

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

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

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

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

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

Sí

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

Trabeated 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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StructuresVersión en línea

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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