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<img style="margin-bottom: 80px; float: left;" src="http://pts-technischeservice.nl/images/projecten/tensegrity/tense.jpg" alt="tense" width="300" height="225" />This tensegrity consists of a polished 316 stainless steel tube with a diameter of 25 mm and a length of 500 mm.<br />The thinner connections are made of stainless steel wires and are tense.<br /><br />Needle Tower of Tensegrity is a tension and structural integrity.<br />It refers to the integrity of structures based on a balance between tension and compression loads.<br />The tensile forces are collected in flexible steel cables.<br />The pressure forces are absorbed in stainless steel bars.<br /><br />Tensegrity was first used by the Englishman Mr. Snelson for making structures like his 18 meters high Needle Tower.<br />The math behind this idea is not so easy. Anyone who thinks that the calculation of a tensegrity is simple should try to look this up online.<br />There are hundreds of articles, essays an theses made by various authors around the world.<br />The easiest tensegrities are understandable for people familiar with the theorem of Pythagoras.

<img style="margin-bottom: 80px; float: left;" src="http://pts-technischeservice.nl/images/projecten/tensegrity/tense.jpg" alt="tense" width="300" height="225" />This tensegrity consists of a polished 316 stainless steel tube with a diameter of 25 mm and a length of 500 mm.<br />The thinner connections are made of stainless steel wires and are tense.<br /><br />Needle Tower of Tensegrity is a tension and structural integrity.<br />It refers to the integrity of structures based on a balance between tension and compression loads.<br />The tensile forces are collected in flexible steel cables.<br />The pressure forces are absorbed in stainless steel bars.<br /><br />Tensegrity was first used by the Englishman Mr. Snelson for making structures like his 18 meters high Needle Tower.<br />The math behind this idea is not so easy. Anyone who thinks that the calculation of a tensegrity is simple should try to look this up online.<br />There are hundreds of articles, essays an theses made by various authors around the world.<br />The easiest tensegrities are understandable for people familiar with the theorem of Pythagoras.