Scale agnostic mechanical design principles: Difference between revisions

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Tension principles:

Tension redirection principle – more concrete: ReChain tension redirection method
Rebar chain tensioning (tension applied only after loose pre-assembly).
This last one builds on pretty much all the other principles here.

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 * [[Form closure]]
-* [[Multi V-groove self-centering]] ([[Self centering]])
+* [[Self centering]] – more concrete: '''[[Multi V-groove self-centering]]'''
-* [[Positive locking]]
+* [[Positive locking]] – more concrete: '''[[ReChain positive locking mechanism]]'''
-* [[Design principle of passive pretension]]
+* [[Design principle of passive pretension]] – [[clip connector]]s applied such that pretension remains <br>(for strong connections clips orthogonal to load)
 '''Tension principles:'''
-* [[Tension redirection principle]] – more concrete: [[ReChain tension redirection method]]
+* [[Tension redirection principle]] – more concrete: '''[[ReChain tension redirection method]]'''
-* [[Rebar chain tensioning]] (post pre-assembly). <br>This one builds on pretty much all the other principles here.
+* [[Rebar chain tensioning]] (tension applied only after loose pre-assembly). <br>This last one builds on pretty much all the other principles here.
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