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    RM Bridge \ Modeler \ Cross-Sections \ Parts: Multiple isolated elements

    By assigning different Part numbers to isolated cross-sectional elements at the Cross-Sections in RM Bridge Modeler users will create also isolated beam elements and nodes in the RM Bridge Analyzer section. This is very useful to have only one reference for the substructure but have multiple elements, as shown in the image below.

    2PCS   MultCS

    It is also useful to create more than one girder for a grillage analysis. Note that in the case of Composite structures, like in the picture above, before the creation of the deck portions, Parts 2, 5, 8, and 11, the girders will be isolated and behave as individual disconnected beams. This is very accurate, especially when users include in the stage analysis the decks as initially just wet concrete being poured over the girders.

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