Local double layer open chord spherical reticulated shell
A double-layer, partial technology, applied to roofs, building components, arch structures, etc., can solve problems such as self-adjustment of internal forces, inability to self-adjustment, and few actual structures, so as to achieve simple and transparent architectural effects and improved strength utilization , the effect of clear structural force
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[0019] The local double-layer tensioned spherical reticulated shell includes upper, middle and lower layers. The upper layer is composed of radial rods 1 and circumferential rods 2. The spherical surface is arranged in a ribbed ring grid shape, and it is connected by multiple circumferential rods 2. There are multiple parallels forming the spherical surface, and radial rods 1 are connected between the connection points of the circumferential rods 2 of two adjacent parallels, forming the warp of the spherical surface, wherein the circular rods 2 of the innermost circle of latitudes are connected The point is connected to one end of the radial rod 1, and the other end of the radial rod 1 is hinged to the central vertex 6 of the spherical reticulated shell. The middle layer includes a plurality of unit pyramids, and the unit pyramids are along the meridian and latitude in the upper rib ring grid. The directions are arranged at intervals, and the unit pyramids are arranged continuo...
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