An arrangement of truss cords
A technology of trusses and chords, applied in the field of layout of truss chords, which can solve the problems of long manual manufacturing time and expensive bending machines
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[0057] Figures 1A, B, C and D show the method of bending a truss web 1, 4 according to the invention, the geometry being depicted.
[0058] Initially, a straight web (FIG. 1A) is provided with end bends 2, 2'. Its ends are bent down approximately 180 degrees (FIG. 1B). The web is then bent again symmetrically around the straight section at the center of the rod, with the end pieces mirrored upwards approximately 110 degrees (Fig. 1C) until the hook-like ends of the web intersect each other (Fig. 1D).
[0059] The web is now triangular in shape and when the ends 1, 4 overlap each other, an upper corner is formed. The end bends are arranged so that the two bends 2, 2' together form a ring of sufficient size, seen in the triangular plane, to fully accommodate the longitudinal stiffener 6 and to allow casting in the chord.
[0060] Figure 2 shows a perspective view of truss webs 1, 4 according to the invention, assembled as truss girders and connected to longitudinal stiffeners ...
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