Class I and Class II Subdivision of the 20-meter Geodesic Dome Behavior and Analysis using Breakdown Methods 1 and 2 for Various Dome Frequencies

One of the most efficient buildings that can be built without interfering with columns to cover a larger area is a dome. These kinds of complicated structures depend heavily on modeling and analysis. There are many other kinds of domes, including ribbed, Schwedler, lamella, diametric, and geodesic ones, but the geodesic dome is one of the more effective ones. This investigation examines the separation of geodesic domes into Class I, concentrating on two different breakdown techniques, Methods 1 and 2. The structural strength and effective material usage of geodesic domes make them famous examples of architecture. This study examines the effects of various dome frequencies on the efficacy of certain subdivision techniques