View of an anticlastic shell structure designed with input parameters such as the number of sides, length, and height of the support polygon.
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View of an anticlastic shell structure designed with input parameters such as the number of sides, length, and height of the support polygon.
2022-11-21
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  • RFEM 6

Anticlastic Shell with Support Polygon Input Method

View of an anticlastic shell structure designed with input parameters such as the number of sides, length, and height of the support polygon.

The image illustrates an anticlastic shell structure where engineers can input the number of sides in the support polygon, along with its length and height. This parametrization allows for the precise modeling of complex shell geometries, enabling a clear understanding of spatial form and structural potential in architectural designs. Various inputs define the unique shape and curvature of such anticlastic shells, which are often used in modern architectural projects for their aesthetic and structural qualities.
  • Anticlastic shells
  • Structural design
  • Support polygon
  • Geometry input
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  • Anticlastic Shells with Polygonal Support
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  • Anticlastic Shells with Polygonal Support
Specifications
Block parameters editable dynamically
Number of Nodes 26
Number of Lines 45
Number of Members 0
Number of Surfaces 20
Number of Solids 0
Number of Load Cases 1
Number of Load Combinations 0
Number of Result Combinations 0
Total Weight 245.738 tons
Dimensions (Metric) 30.777 x 9.000 x 32.361 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 100.97 x 29.53 x 106.17 feet
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