Segmented connector aligns beam apertures with dowels, eliminating complex on-site alignment procedures.
Overlapping plates with slots and locking mechanisms adjust truss spacing and angles, enabling complex geometric structures without fixed joints.
Angular splice plates join folded plate girders to create structural camber, enabling longer bridge spans without complex manufacturing.
A hydraulic valve unit controlled by piston stroke motion automates tension member clamping, resolving non-uniform stress distribution in cable structures.
A storage grid structure uses vertically inclined support struts to interconnect column profiles.
Polygonal rosettes and fork stubs align beams with pillars via screws, eliminating welding fumes and reducing assembly time.
Framework section transitions tubular chords into I-shaped cross sections at connection regions for direct force transmission.
Segmented UHPC and reinforced concrete layers reduce wall thickness while maintaining structural integrity against nuclear projectile threats.
A modular truss system uses six-way box connectors with spring pins to enable rapid tool-free assembly of structural beams.
Replacing metal connectors with routed finger joints improves joint robustness and assembly simplicity in demanding construction projects.
Segmented channels in a tubular support beam shed water to prevent bacterial growth without reducing load capacity or requiring extra vertical legs.