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| An age-old Dream |
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Most materials have the potential to fail in both tension or compression, because...
...as a practical matter, tension and compression are inseparable. |
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Most materials have the potential to fail in one or the other, depending on the circumstances of loading. Given this... |
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major practical improvement would be a technology which causes materials to carry load always to the limit of their individual circumstances of loading. |
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MAXIMUM STRENGTH. |
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To achieve this major practical advancement would require a technology for minimizing tension and preventing it from concentrating in a structure, especially when the structure is susceptible to leverage. |
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The technology to achieve such a practical advancement has been an unreachable dream for thousands of years. It still would be today, except
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