Everytime I plot relaxation graph from the menu: Results>Plot>Creep/Shrinkage Curves>Rel(t) the main title is always Canadian HBDC, even when there is another code selected. Creep curves and E modules curves are ok.
Can I do something to corrrect this situation?
I made some variables to model Brazilian Relaxation Curves (only strands, low relaxation according to NBR 6118). Maybe Bentley team can put Brazilian materials in the default database.
This is my first little help to achieve this goal:-)VAR "Nbrrel" " NbrRLOSS(RelSig/100)*NbrRtime" "relaxation loss"VAR "NbrRtime" "(min((t-t0)/41.67,500))^(0.15)" "( 9.6.3.4.5) relaxation loss - time dependency" TABLE "NbrRLOSS " "(8.4.8) relaxation loss, Class RB: strand - low relaxation " ITEM "0.5" "0" LINEARITEM "0.6" "1.3" LINEARITEM "0.7" "2.5" LINEARITEM "0.8" "3.5" LINEARTABLE END
This is my first little help to achieve this goal:-)
VAR "Nbrrel" " NbrRLOSS(RelSig/100)*NbrRtime" "relaxation loss"
VAR "NbrRtime" "(min((t-t0)/41.67,500))^(0.15)" "( 9.6.3.4.5) relaxation loss - time dependency"
TABLE "NbrRLOSS " "(8.4.8) relaxation loss, Class RB: strand - low relaxation "
ITEM "0.5" "0" LINEAR
ITEM "0.6" "1.3" LINEAR
ITEM "0.7" "2.5" LINEAR
ITEM "0.8" "3.5" LINEAR
TABLE END
Regards
Thank you Marcos for your answer.
That's great news, if you are implementing brazilian standards at RM Bridge.
I know that you can change tendon material at that menu. But if your material is in group EN_Eurocode, the main title is wrong at Results>Plot>Creep/Shrinkage Curves>Rel(t). I've tried other groups an everything is fine.
Maybe you can try to replicate this and see if it happens to you too... It's a minor thing but it annoyed me at that time...
I've posted this question here, because I'm a regular viewer (not so regular poster :-)) of microstation forum's and I think they are a great way to learn and help others. I think an active RMbridge forum would be great too, but maybe i'm wrong.