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Re: My Pictures From Brickfest
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Date: 
Fri, 26 Jul 2002 12:59:17 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Thomas Avery writes:
In lugnet.robotics, Rob Doucette writes:
In practice, given the length of the members in Doug's model I'd expect them
to behave as slender columns when loaded...

And those would be the compression members of the truss.

... (by leaning on it as opposed to the
weight of the pick n place mechanism which didn't seem to add much load).

At just a glance (i.e. no proper analysis), I imagine that when you "leaned"
on it, you'll have a few members in tension somewhere in the structure.

The structure will deflect very little. Even those seemingly long members
that are in compression may not deflect much at all. I imagine it takes
quite a bit of load before you see them buckle elastically.

I'm guessing the members would delaminate (the plates capping the double
beams would separate) especially if the loading is cyclical.  I still think
a long column will describe the behaviour more so than a truss because of
the length.

I don't know what the critical load would be for this stucture, could be a
fun excercise if you've got the time.

-Rob.



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  Re: My Pictures From Brickfest
 
(...) You're comparing apples to oranges here. Within a truss, you will have members in compression. Column analysis (i.e. Euler buckling, and the like) can be applied to those memebers. To say that it behaves more like a slender column than a truss (...) (22 years ago, 26-Jul-02, to lugnet.robotics)

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  Re: My Pictures From Brickfest
 
(...) And those would be the compression members of the truss. (...) At just a glance (i.e. no proper analysis), I imagine that when you "leaned" on it, you'll have a few members in tension somewhere in the structure. The structure will deflect very (...) (22 years ago, 26-Jul-02, to lugnet.robotics)

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