A batch of socketed node roof reticulated shell structures have been completed

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This post was last edited by laisheng on 2020-9-4 09:37. A batch of socketed joint roof reticulated shells have been constructed; the members of these shells are made of steel pipes, which effectively reduces the slenderness ratio of the components and enhances the strength of the structure. With consistent grid division, its slenderness ratio can be reduced from 150 for H-shaped steel to 80 for pipe sections, while the stability coefficient increases from 0.308 to 0.783, resulting in a 2.5-fold reduction in member stress or a 2.5-fold increase in load-bearing capacity.

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A batch of socketed node roof reticulated shell structures have been completed

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