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Selected Engineering Papers
Selected Engineering Papers (1923) 1 (10)
Published: 01 January 1923
...-dimensional or space frame. Hence the greatest possible number of redundant bars in a frame is, for the planeframe, - + -fr1j - (2n, - 3) z- 512 6) = 2) ( I L - 3) and for thespace frame +$n(n -I 1) - (397 - 6) = +(n2 - 7n 12) = ~ ( T-Z3) ( n - 4). In order to fix the plane frame in its plane, three...
