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of the mechanical problem of ''form finding'' an introduction of the usage of CARAT++ to solve | of the mechanical problem of ''form finding'' an introduction of the usage of CARAT++ to solve | ||
the ''form finding''-problem will be given. | the ''form finding''-problem will be given. | ||
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== Single Aspects in Detail == | == Single Aspects in Detail == | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 13 January 2017
Introduction
Form finding in a classical sense tries to find a shape of equilibrium of forces in a given boundary w.r.t. a certain stress state. For form finding of membrane structures several methodes have been developed in the past. In the sections below a brief introduction into the field and difficulties of form finding will be given. Subsequent to the discussion of the mechanical problem of form finding an introduction of the usage of CARAT++ to solve the form finding-problem will be given.
Whereas the structural analysis of membranes is the same as for any other geometrically non-linear analysis, the cutting pattern generation again is a very specific aspect which is briefly presented here.
Single Aspects in Detail
The single components of a form finding problem are described here:
- Statical Problem of Form Finding
- Numerical Methods for Form Finding
- Discussion of the Prestress State
- Form Finding with CARAT++
- Cutting Pattern Generation
- Geodesic Lines
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