Steel Plate Thickness Design for Rectangular Steel Shell Type Structure

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @nadernader6420
    @nadernader6420 2 года назад

    i can not assign the plate fy and fu why? please reply

  • @blackhopper861
    @blackhopper861 5 лет назад +1

    Can we use plate as shear wall??

    • @Decodebd
      @Decodebd  5 лет назад

      In connect edition not possible till now.

  • @oscarvaronb
    @oscarvaronb 4 года назад

    monolithic concrete slab supported on 4 sides ,,, dimensions 1m * 2.6m with a load of 769 kg / m2 ,, thickness slab 0.10 mts ,,, could this load resist me with this thickness ,,, concrete 210 kg / cm2

  • @lwk523
    @lwk523 Год назад

    Hi Sir, I wish you can create a video for window/ Glass analysis to check on thickness required. Thank bro

  • @azmat_waseem
    @azmat_waseem 6 лет назад

    Brother, Two things here to be mentioned, First is that you have plate meshed by a division of 10 by 8 for longer inclined panels ie.,. 10 divisions along x axis & 8 divisions along y axis, but 5 by 10 for shorter inclined panels i.e.,. 5 divisions along z axis & 10 divisions along y axis. Hence the nodes generated at corners of the four inclined panels are not in contact. Same in the bottom panel in XZ plane, the nodes are not colinear. So, the stress or pressure will not be transferred properly???
    Second thing is that in design you have assigned beam parameter to vertical members (Columns), it should have been column parameter no???

    • @Decodebd
      @Decodebd  6 лет назад +1

      That is unintentional mistake. It will be 5 by 8 mesh size for shorter inclined panels.

  • @azmat_waseem
    @azmat_waseem 6 лет назад

    STAAD RCDC FE 2.1

    • @Decodebd
      @Decodebd  6 лет назад +2

      According to new community law/guideline we can't share any unauthorized link or information regarding software. If we do then our channel will be terminated by google.

    • @azmat_waseem
      @azmat_waseem 6 лет назад

      Sure... Point noted...