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From: Dale Eason
To: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: Dale Eason
There as been some misunderstanding on the list about what is or is not a
truss. Several telescope designs with parallel poles have been called
trusses. They are not. I'm not a structural engineer so I'm not sure what
they are called. I think there are cantilever beams.
Anyway the definition of the truss can be found here:
http://www.freeessays.cc/db/5/avk32.shtml
The defining element is that trusses have a triangular element. And that
some members are in compression or tension. The parallel implementations
create more shear than tension or compression I think.
Dale Eason
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