Friday, February 8, 2008
What is a Structure?
A structure must be strong enough to support it's weight and whatever load is put on it.
there are three types of structures:
Mass Structures
Frame Structure
A structure with a skeleton-ty
pe form, such as a bridge, 
spider web, chair or bicycle.
Shell Structure
A structure with an outer shell and space in the middle, such as an
A structure must be strong enough to support it's weight and whatever load is put on it.
A structure can be natural, such as plants, trees, honeycombs, webs, animal skeletons, or artificial (constructed), such as a car, bridges, cranes, buildings, ladders, roofs, and domestic furniture. a structure contains a product, supports an object and protects.
there are three types of structures:
Mass (Solid) Structures;
Frame Structures;
Shell structures.
Mass Structures
Mass Structures are solid structures which rely on their own weight to resist loads.
Some examples of mass structures are: pyramids, sand castles, snow sculptures, bricks, dam and food such as cakes and breads
Frame Structure
A structure with a skeleton-ty
pe form, such as a bridge, 
spider web, chair or bicycle.
Shell Structure
A structure with an outer shell and space in the middle, such as an
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