Truss Behavior Explained | Structural Engineering Basics
A truss works like many small springs acting together. Some members carry tension, while others carry compression, allowing loads to flow efficiently through the structure. This balanced force distribution is why trusses are widely used in bridges, roofs, and large-span structures to ensure strength and safety.
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Truss structure, structural engineering, civil engineering, load distribution, tension and compression, bridge engineering, roof structure, steel structure, space frame, construction engineering, infrastructure
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