Moving Load: p2 - Vehicle Definition || Wheel load & axle distance || Crane,Truck Load || AASHTO,IRC

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024
  • In this video I will discuss about various components required to define a moving load in STAAD and how to add a vehicle definition with wheel load and axle distance considering different type of vehicle and crane.
    ** NOTE: There is a small CORRECTION related to the WHEEL LOAD ORDER - I will discuss this in the next video **
    For any bridge or crane girder, load is applied on the structure from a moving vehicle and as location of the vehicle change over time, we need to find out the critical load position which provide maximum result. Though this seems like a complex process, STAAD is well capable of handling this type of load for analysis and there is a moving load feature available to generate all possible load condition.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @rupeshkhandekar6340
    @rupeshkhandekar6340 8 месяцев назад

    Hello Sir, Very nice series and explanations. Can I get that Crane Load Txt file?

    • @surojit_ghosh
      @surojit_ghosh  7 месяцев назад

      I will upload it and include the link in video description.

  • @PANKAJKUMAR-cd3bc
    @PANKAJKUMAR-cd3bc 2 года назад

    Please Explain EOT Crane beam design

  • @SlowMotionSounds-i9l
    @SlowMotionSounds-i9l 7 месяцев назад

    Hi sir
    When I applied moving load in staad and ran the analysis my vehicle is stuck in one place and does not move forward, any ideas how to overcome this issue?

    • @surojit_ghosh
      @surojit_ghosh  7 месяцев назад +1

      Not sure, may be something wrong with the load increment value or with the initial position of the vehicle. Check those inputs along with load generation number.