Structures¶
Gordon, J. E. (1978). Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down. Penguin.
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- Fold
- This explains why nominally identical structures respond differently to identical loads — a thin sheet folds where a thick brittle slab cracks, because the bond-to-stress ratio differs.
This sourceExplains why nominally similar structures bend or crack under identical loads in terms of stress (and stored strain energy) relative to bond strength, accessible across substrates.
- This explains why nominally identical structures respond differently to identical loads — a thin sheet folds where a thick brittle slab cracks, because the bond-to-stress ratio differs.
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