Question

why the tension structure is becoming the most important in India

Answer 1

A tensile structure is a construction of elements, carrying only tension and no compression or bending. Tensile structures are the most common type of thin-shell structures. Being economically feasible, a tensile membrane structure is often used as a roof, because they can stretch over large distances looking attractive. Most tensile structures are supported by some form of compression or bending elements, such as masts (as in the Millennium Dome), compression rings or beams. Tensile structures have been used since long in tents allowing it to withstand loads. Steady technological progress has increased the popularity of fabric-roofed structures. The low weight of the materials makes construction easier and cheaper than standard designs, especially, when vast open spaces are to be covered. Its lightweight nature, translucent and reflective properties, and environmental adaptability could also be taken advantage of, in building construction.


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Answer 2

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no doubt its contribution in the employment sector upto 2000 was not satisfactory but with some efforts this sector can generate more employment this sector is becoming the more important because of the following reasons

1) the government takes direct responsibility for the development of territory sector because it provides basic services to the peoples like hospitals education Institutions post offices Police Stations Telegraph and telephone etccc

2) the development of agriculture and the industry has also let the development of services like transport and trade

3)which is the rise of income level of people more and more services were demanded by the people like Hotel shipping tourism private schools and private hospitals

4)new services based on information and communication has become essential

5)many different kinds of peoples like shopkeepers repair persons etccc transport persons engaged in different services are also growing rapidly

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