An analysis of canonical flat structures using computers with a small memory capacity
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1984.v36.i364.1905Abstract
In this study a method is developed which will enable canonical flat structures containing numerous elements to be analyzed, using computers with a small capacity of central memory and without the necessity of a peripheral memory. The field of application for these structures is in jointed beams (Warren, Pratt types, etc.), roof frames, canopies, etc., which are those most widely used in the world of a rural and industrial engineering. Consider, for example, the different agricultural instalattions in which these structures are used, such as warehouses for storing machinery, the storage of agricultural products, industrial and cattle-raising installations, etc.
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