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Octahedron-based spatial bar structures - the form of large areas covers

The large areas covers may be designed as the spatial dome constructions where the basis of their shaping are regular polyhedra. The paper presents eight new designed spatial bar structures as geodetic domes with a span of 50 m. The basis of their shaping is the regular octahedron. This polyhedron h...

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