714.00 Interstabilization of Local Stiffeners

714.01 Local, Discontinuous, Compressional Strut Waves Interstabilizing Two Concentric, Differentially Radiused Tensegrity Spheres: Highly stable, nonredundant, rigidly trussed, differently radiused, concentric spherical tensegrity structures of hexagonal-pentagonal, inner or outer (but not both) surface dimples, symmetrically interspersing their omni-triangularly interlinked, spherically closed systems, may be constructed with swaged crossings of high-tensile-steel-cabled, spherical nets and locally islanded compressional struts occurring discontinuously as inbound-outbound, triangularly intertrussing, locally islanded compressional struts. The struts may then be either hydraulically actuated to elongate them to designed dimensions, or may be locally jacked in between the comprehensively prefabricated, spherical-system tensional network.

714.02 The local struts are so oriented that they always and only angle inwardly and outwardly between the concentric, differently radiused, comprehensively finite, exterior and interior, tensional spherical nets. The result is an interstabilized dynamic equilibrium of positive and negative waves of action. Such tensegrity sphere structures are limited in size only by the day-to-day limits of industrial production and service-logistics techniques. Large tensegrity spheres can have their lower portions buried in reinforced-concrete as tie-down bases to secure them against hurricane-drag displacement.