Trussmodellering
Trussmodellering is a computational method used in structural engineering to analyze the behavior of truss structures. A truss is a structural framework composed of individual members connected at their ends by joints, forming a series of triangles. These triangular arrangements provide inherent stability and allow for the efficient distribution of loads.
The core principle behind truss modeling is to represent the truss as a system of interconnected elements.
In truss modeling, external forces are applied at the joints, and the goal is to determine the
Modern truss modeling often employs finite element analysis (FEA) software. FEA discretizes the truss into smaller