- aeronautics,
bracing comprises additional structural members which stiffen the
functional airframe to give it
rigidity and
strength under load.
Bracing may be...
- construction,
cross bracing is a
system utilized to
reinforce building structures in
which diagonal supports intersect.
Cross bracing is
usually seen with...
- X-
bracing is a
structural engineering practice where the
lateral load on a
building is
reduced by
transferring the load into the
exterior columns. X-bracing...
- In the
mathematics of
structural rigidity, grid
bracing is a
problem of
adding cross bracing to a
rectangular grid to make it into a
rigid structure. If...
- Look up Brace, brace, braces, or
bracing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Brace(s) or
bracing may
refer to:
Orthopaedic brace, a
device used to restrict...
-
Guitar bracing refers to the
system of
wooden struts which internally support and
reinforce the
soundboard and back of
acoustic guitars.
Soundboard or...
-
trays and
other forms of
cable management, and
pipes support systems.
Bracing struts and
wires of many
kinds were
extensively used in
early aircraft...
- In architecture, wind
braces are
diagonal braces to tie the
rafters of a roof
together and
prevent racking. In
medieval roofs they are arched, and run...
- The fight-or-flight or the fight-flight-freeze-or-fawn (also
called hyperarousal or the
acute stress response) is a
physiological reaction that occurs...
- side. The
structure under such a
floor will
frequently also have
extra "
bracing" and "blocking" joist-to-joist
intended to
spread the
weight to have as...
