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Chapter 5 ss

Gr7 structural

TermDefinition
What does ergonomic mean? Designed for comfort, safety and and easy use.
What does fatigue mean? Extreme tiredness. Both humans and structures can feel fatigued or tired out.
What does structural stress mean? The bending on a plate or shell causing stress or tension on the surface.
What does product recall mean? A request to return to the product marker mostly for safety concerns or design defects.
What does centre of gravity mean? A point from which the weight of a body or system may be considered to act. In uniform gravity it is the same as the center of mass.
What does prototype mean? An early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process.
What is a beam? A beam is a flat structure that is supported at each end. If too much weight is put on a beam, it will bend in a u-shape or even break in the middle.
What is a I-beam? An I-beam’s shape gives it strength. I-beams have less weight than solid beams of the same length. Because they have less of their own weight to support, I-beams can support larger loads
What is a column? A column is a solid structure that can stand by itself. Columns can be used to support beams and I-beams.
What is a truss? A truss is a rigid framework of beams joined together. Trusses are usually in the form of interlocking triangles.
What is a cantilever? A cantilever is a flat structure that is supported only at one end. When weight is placed on the other end of the cantilever, the cantilever bends in an n-shape to resist the load.
What are girders or box beams? Their long beams in the shape of hollow rectangular prisms.
What is a arch? is a curved structure that can support a lot of weight. The force of weight on an arch is carried along the sides of the arch to its supports. This spreads out the effect of any load.
What is a corrugated metal or corrugated cardboard? When a sheet of metal or cardboard is shaped into a series of pleats or triangles.
What does being a consumer mean? Being a consumer means you take in food and exchange it for energy
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