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  • @Tomuki27
    @Tomuki27 10 месяцев назад

    Great video as always! Your approach makes engineering approachable and pleasant. Thank you for that!

  • @ponariwilliam
    @ponariwilliam 3 года назад +2

    Your structural design videos are quickly evolving into a treasure trove for young engineers like me. Keep up with the good job, your content is worth my time. Thank you

    • @engr810
      @engr810 2 года назад

      Agreed. I copy your words. Every single video is engineering treasure

  • @TsunamiEngineer
    @TsunamiEngineer 3 года назад +6

    Thanks for this, steel connections can be daunting to design especially for fresh civil engineers. It would be great if you could go into more depth on the analysis of the forces on the connection, e.g Horizontal force due to torsional moment and vertical due to direct shear, and then finding the resultant. Doing this for staggerrd or multi column connections would be great. Basically connection theory. Looking forward to your next videos, and keep up the good work mate!

    • @MegaTasha1999
      @MegaTasha1999 9 месяцев назад

      This is so true, i’ve been struggling and keep on being called ‘being spoon fed’ all the time but I was being honest and trying my best to understand as studying it theoretically is quite different than applying it in real design.

  • @michaelc2673
    @michaelc2673 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video!Look forward seeing your next videos on steel connection

  • @engr810
    @engr810 2 года назад

    Many thanks for posting this

  • @ImShirokuma
    @ImShirokuma Год назад

    Is this connection usable for Steel Beam to RC Column Connection?

  • @mosholombi
    @mosholombi 3 года назад

    Hi...which software are using for structural projects

    • @EverydayDazz
      @EverydayDazz 3 года назад

      Generally I use Robot, tekla structural designer and tedds

  • @SherwanTahir
    @SherwanTahir 2 года назад

    base plate with stiffener connection dose it FIX or Pin connection please ?