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How do skyscarpers withstand strong winds earthquakes and high winds?
high winds and seismic activity are both taken into account when they are designed
What is the strongest structure?
It depends on the kinds of stresses the structure is expected to resist. To resist cantilever stresses (bending - a combination of compression, tension, and sheer), the octet-truss is the strongest possible structure. To resist only tension a straight line, such as a cable, is the optimum structural geometry; and to resist only compression a lorimerlite framework is the strongest structural geometry.
A scientist is curious about the structure of a certain mineral and carries out lab research designed to determine this chemical structure this is an example of?
Basic Research
Why is a lorimerlite structure the strongest under compression?
In architecture and engineering a lorimerlite structure is a lightweight support framework made up entirely of tetrahedral joints (four beams meeting at 109.5 degree angles). Lorimerlite structures are used to withstand compressive loads with the least amount of structural material. This is achieved through the inherent geometry of the support system; for a predefined volume of space to fill and predefined number of joints in the structure, each beam finds the shortest unbraced path through space (in the same way as a hexagonal grid in two dimensions). The smaller the length of individual beams the greater the resistance to axial compression, reducing the danger of lateral buckling and thus enhancing the compressive strength of the entire structure. Loads are distributed at each joint evenly with every beam meeting at 109.5 degree angles.
Can metals withstand low temperatures?
Lowering the temperature of a material can change it's molecular structure but it will still basically be the same material because the elements are still there.
What part of a castle was designed to withstand attack?
I think the gatehouse is designed to withstand attack.
What is the ability of a material to withstand compression called?
I believe that it would be density. The more dense a sample is the more compact the molecules are. The description of compression is to reduce by volume, so the ability to withstand compression would be the lack of room to do the compression. Can anyone add to this?
Who designed to withstand?
melapus
What can withstand an earthquake?
Most buildings that are designed to.
A force crushing a material or object by squeezing it?
This is compression. Compression is one of the 4 internal forces acting on a structure. Squeezing a structure implies that it is compression.
What is a compression member of a structure?
column
Will the Suncast Vertical Storage Shed withstand strong winds and stormy weather?
The Suncast Vertial Storage Shed is designed for outdoor use. It can withstand strong winds, rain, and snow but should be properly secured to a foundation or structure to ensure it does not tip over in high winds.
What is an internal force acting on a structure?
Compression
What are intelligent buildings designed to do?
to withstand the strains placed upon them by an earthquake
What terms describes a structure made to withstand earthquakes?
Disaster (natural)
Where can a person buy an mp3 case designed to withstand water?
An mp3 case that is designed to withstand water is available at online stores such as Amazon. Another option would be to check eBay for others who might be selling theirs.
What kinds of things can the toughbook withstand?
The toshiba toughbook is designed to withstand being dropped, shaken, spilled on, extreme heat and cold, and rough handling.
