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Truss simulator with balsa wood strength limits (recreation of JHU Engineering Innovation's truss simulator)
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A browser-based truss simulator with a balsa wood strength check added. It is a personal recreation, built for learning, of the Truss Simulator from JHU Engineering Innovation. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Johns Hopkins University, and the original is the authoritative tool.Read the full README ↗Live demo: https://3uripides.github.io/truss-simulator-v2/
A browser-based truss simulator with a balsa wood strength check added. It is a personal recreation, built for learning, of the Truss Simulator from JHU Engineering Innovation. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Johns Hopkins University, and the original is the authoritative tool.
Pin-jointed truss, axial forces only. Bending, glue-joint shear and stick defects are not modeled, so the failure load is an upper bound. Test your real bridge. Pre-built trusses 2-4 are my own examples, not copies of the original's.
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