Once this model is ready, I would like to add it to this list:
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MIT Sean Collier Memorial
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Re: MIT Sean Collier Memorial
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Re: MIT Sean Collier Memorial
All granite-blocks are cutted. The "Slice apart" tool in part-wb works perfect, when
upgrading the extruded sketch / faces to "Boolean fragments". As deepsoic mentioned above.
The keystone was a little bit difficult (for me), because all side-faces are tilted.
Lets calculate center of gravity and selfweight of each block.
upgrading the extruded sketch / faces to "Boolean fragments". As deepsoic mentioned above.
The keystone was a little bit difficult (for me), because all side-faces are tilted.
Lets calculate center of gravity and selfweight of each block.
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Re: MIT Sean Collier Memorial
You can reduce the problem to one 3D-graphic equilibrium (keystone) and five 2 D sketches (the legs).
The center of gravity of all blocks are in line and nearly meet at the center of gravity of the keystone. In my model
the forces 1+2 will give a little resulting moment M among the z-Axis. However. (Best approach: start with designing the keystone…)
If you assume that the selfweight of the keystone (red line) can be distributed equally with 1/5 to each connected stone,
you can construct the force polygon for each face (from each vertical component of the triangle). The horizontal component
of the triangle is the starting point for the thrustline, as shown for leg A.
The thrustline has a high horizontal force at the level of the foundation, that’s why they bolted it together.
The center of gravity of all blocks are in line and nearly meet at the center of gravity of the keystone. In my model
the forces 1+2 will give a little resulting moment M among the z-Axis. However. (Best approach: start with designing the keystone…)
If you assume that the selfweight of the keystone (red line) can be distributed equally with 1/5 to each connected stone,
you can construct the force polygon for each face (from each vertical component of the triangle). The horizontal component
of the triangle is the starting point for the thrustline, as shown for leg A.
The thrustline has a high horizontal force at the level of the foundation, that’s why they bolted it together.
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Re: MIT Sean Collier Memorial
Download complete FC-file from dropbox (145 MB, believe it or not):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vujcnky9uueod ... FCStd?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vujcnky9uueod ... FCStd?dl=0
Re: MIT Sean Collier Memorial
Added to the FreeCAD 3D model list.
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One must be absolutely modern.
Arthur Rimbaud (A Season in Hell -1873)
Canal Youtube Grupo Telegram de FreeCAD Español
My personal web site
My GitHub repository
Mini Airflow Tunnel Project
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One must be absolutely modern.
Arthur Rimbaud (A Season in Hell -1873)
Canal Youtube Grupo Telegram de FreeCAD Español
My personal web site
My GitHub repository
Mini Airflow Tunnel Project