This lesson at Technology we learnt about how structures work, types of structures and what is a structure
What is a a Structure
Structure is basically a type of object or building made out of multiple parts to support it.
So if we take a simple table for example, a table wouldn't be able to stand on it's own without the help of the pegs (the long thick sticks under the table).
Types of Structures
Shell Structure
Shell structure is the type where all the strength is on the outside and sometimes they are usually light. Lets take a plastic shopping bag for example, so a shopping bag works by holding your shopping's inside the bag with it being lightweight and strong.
Frame Structure
My meaning of a frame structure is that types of materials in different shapes like beams or slabs are to support the load of something, like a house but there are some houses where it's not made out of a frame structure. If you watch some TV shows about house building or you just bust a hole in your wall you will mostly see wooden beams and that is the frame structure that is holding the load of our houses.
Indiamart - Space Frame Structure
Natural Structures
My meaning for natural structures is stuff made by something other than humans, like Bees, Mountains, Nature, Leafs and a lot more. For example stuff like spider webs or honeycombs, they're not made by us humans but another type of species.
IStockPhotos
My meaning of a frame structure is that types of materials in different shapes like beams or slabs are to support the load of something, like a house but there are some houses where it's not made out of a frame structure. If you watch some TV shows about house building or you just bust a hole in your wall you will mostly see wooden beams and that is the frame structure that is holding the load of our houses.
Indiamart - Space Frame Structure
Natural Structures
My meaning for natural structures is stuff made by something other than humans, like Bees, Mountains, Nature, Leafs and a lot more. For example stuff like spider webs or honeycombs, they're not made by us humans but another type of species.
IStockPhotos
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