Hall with Membrane Roof
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Image - Hall with glulam trusses, reinforced concrete columns and membrane roof
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Image - Hall with Glulam Trusses, Reinforced Concrete Columns and Membrane Roof, Y-Axis Direction View, Deformation
Description
Hall with glulam trusses, reinforced concrete columns and membrane roof
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Keywords
Hall Membrane roof Glued-laminated timber Reinforced concrete Monopitch roof
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Disclaimer
During the form‑finding process, the elasticity of a substructure is also taken into account when searching for the equilibrium state. You can also consider large deflections of supporting trusses or pure bending deformation of the edge beams when determining the membrane shape.
Material Model Orthotropic Masonry 2D
The material model Orthotropic Masonry 2D is an elastoplastic model that additionally allows softening of the material, which can be different in the local x- and y-direction of a surface. The material model is suitable for (unreinforced) masonry walls with in-plane loads.
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