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2025-01-30

The computational model of the San Francisco Temple in San Miguel de Tucumán is used to analyze structural behavior, evaluate stresses, and design the required reinforcements for the restoration of this historic building. The simulation allows for the optimization of interventions and ensures the stability of the structure. Technical precision and accuracy are applied in the modeling to preserve this cultural heritage.


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San Francisco Temple – Computational Analysis

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Number of Nodes 1941
Number of Lines 3894
Number of Members 0
Number of Surfaces 2095
Number of Solids 308
Number of Load Cases 2
Number of Load Combinations 1
Number of Result Combinations 0
Total Weight 9410,405 t
Dimensions (Metric) 53,240 x 34,359 x 44,671 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 174.67 x 112.73 x 146.56 feet
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