3. Orthotropic bases and slats
Structures of this type, often in the shape of a flattened parallelepiped (a, b, h), consist of two flat footings joined by an orthogonal network of internal ribs that enable the assembly to resist biaxial flexion (M
x
, M
y
) generally produced by uniform pressure and/or concentrated forces exerted on the footings (figure
50
). The internal ribs are arranged at pitches (c, d) respectively with respect to each of the main x, y directions. When the baseplate is subjected to uniform pressure and/or concentrated forces arranged symmetrically with respect to...
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