How do laminated beams work?
Question asked by: 54Tony09
Asked on: 28 Nov 2009
Because the load gets evenly spread then the weight is shared across the structure and this means that it is quite strong and can support a good weight.
Also the molecular structure at the atomic level of the materials in the laminates and the strength of the bonds also endows them relatively with strength.
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Replied at: 06 Dec 2009
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