2ºESO TECHNOLOGY. IDENTIFYING STRUCTURES

2ºESO TECHNOLOGY. IDENTIFYING STRUCTURES

Structural elements in a house

  1. Pillars - These are subjected to a compression stress . 

    
    

















     2.  Beams - These are subjected to a flexion stress.  
           




       3.   Arches - These are subjected to a compression stress   

    4.   Tie rods  - These are subjected to a traction stress.  






    5.    Steel Profiles - These are subjected to a traction stress.



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