• What is the best way to model beam elements of different depths flush at the top, including plate elements?

    3C Metal Engineering
    3C Metal Engineering
    Hello. Please go through attached PowerPoint and then the below discussion will make more sense. I am using STAAD version 20.07.11.70. The main problem is: when modelling decks or bulkheads which include offset beam elements and plates attached to…
    • 11 months ago
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  • Modelling Steel grating with cross members

    manmohit singh
    manmohit singh
    Hi I am designing a steel grating with a chequered plate and cross members. I am trying to model it in 2 ways 1. Neglecting the effect of cross members, i am modeling a composite beam (ISMB with a top plate) for the complete span. I am using BM…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • Problem modelling plates on top of beams for elevated steel water tank

    SUJAY H M
    SUJAY H M
    I am trying to model a Elevated steel water tank with bracing for analysis in STAAD.Pro. While modelling the structure I've encountered a problem and would like your help. The problem is: While the beam offset works perfectly for modelling a beam…
    • over 3 years ago
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  • User Table Custom Section - Two Pipes (side to side) Defined by one element. Possible?

    aalver2
    aalver2
    Hi guys/girls, I'm interested in modeling two hollow steel pipes which, in real life, would be placed side by side as illustrated in the attached picture. 1. I'm trying to find out if I can model this using one element, by creating a custom section…
    • over 7 years ago
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