Distances in the Pile Layout
In OpenBridge Modeler the distances in the Pile Layout Tab can be manually edited to update the model individually with the pile's on-site construction errors. Local eccentricities can be added to the model by modifying the current pile Distances.
The…
Automatic Revision of Footing Dimension
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Document Information
Document Type: FAQ
Product(s): LEAP RCPIER/ Substructure
Version(s): All
Original Author: Bentley Technical Support Group - VM
QUESTION: Does the program automatically revise the footing dimension in case the footing…
Modeler: Substructure wizard
In RM Bridge CONNECT Edition at Modeler inside the Piers definition there is a new option for inserting all substructure with meso-structure and infrastructure at once: the Substructure wizard .
Right click on the Piers to have access to Substructure…
STRUT AND TIE MODELING
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Temporary supports in RC-Pier
I want to place an eccentric point load on the footing to model a temporary support in RC-Pier. What's the best way to do that?
I tried applying a dead load to the footing tab under DC1, however the input is a little confusing and there is no way to…
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RC-Pier Footing Output
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