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The Caltrans BAG bridge-model generator has been largely replaced by the bridge modeler available to SAP2000 releases through Version 14, and the current CSiBridge. Since the Caltrans BAG generator, bridge modeling capabilities have greatly improved and expanded with the release of the bridge modeler. Parametric and template-based modeling features, powerful analysis processes, design optimization, and enhanced output formatting all combine to create a more productive product which is easier to use. Additional details may be found on the CSiBridge page of the CSI Website.
RSPile, our FEM Pile Analysis program is one of the most comprehensive Pile Analysis software in the industry today. The program is designed to handle analyses that include Axially Loaded Piles, Laterally Loaded Piles, Grouped Piles, Driven Piles, and Bored Piles.
To further the capabilities of the program as part of our continuous software development model, we have recently added the Pile Capacity Table Generator, which gives you an option to generate a table for proposed Bored piles capacity with depth. This kind of table is widely used by site investigation and geotechnical firms to prepare a ready guide for the structural engineers to choose their piles' distribution in their preliminary analysis of the superstructure and the foundations.
Usually, at the beginning of a project, it is difficult to know exactly how much load will be transferred to the piles and how many load combinations and load cases are present. A preliminary estimate for the allowable capacity of several proposed piles will be very useful to start the analysis. After the first run of the structural analysis program (ETABS, SAFE, Ansys, STAAD Pro, etc.), the loads on the piles are found usually assuming them as hinges or fixities at the foundation retaining supports. With these loads, the first estimate of pile sizes and lengths may be chosen from such a table to start a further investigation and runs for the program with new supports that represent the piles as springs (whether linear or non-linear) to optimize the choice of the piles.
The pile capacity table generator not only provides you with the ultimate skin friction and ultimate tip resistance but also includes the tool that allows you to apply different factors of safety to determine the allowable carrying capacity of the piles as per your convenience. Graphical representation of the variation of ultimate and allowable capacities with depth helps the designer to visualize where the changes are potential and to choose suitable depths to end the piles at. You can choose to limit or free the average sectional stress.
The pile capacity table generator allows you to divide the project area into sub-areas or Zones that will be defined for pile capacity calculations differently with each zone having its own soil layering and ground surface based on interpolating between the boreholes. A unified cut-off level may be assigned for each zone and you can view the project zoning in 2D layout and 3D view. Pile designers and geotechnical investigation firms will be able to optimize the project zones for cost minimization and adopt elevations closer to foundation levels.
With the Pile Capacity Generator Table, we aim to ease the everyday life of practicing engineers and we will continue to add further results in the upcoming releases to ensure this capacity table is your bible for piles choice.
To try your hand at analyzing various bored pile types across different zones of the site and generate capacity tables and graphs in RSPile, follow our Pile Capacity Table Generator Tutorial.
I am trying to create a sketch for frame generator. I can top extrude it. If I use the auto constrain there are always 2 dimensions and 2 constraints missing. I have to use the fixed constraint to turn all the line work blue. After that, I am not able to extrude the sketch for my skeleton sketch. The only option I unable to pick in extrude is "CUT" the other options are all grey. If I pick the cut option I get an error "create extrude feature: problems encountered while extruded while executing this command". Well that makes sense, you cant cut air. how do I get the solid option available? I have also tried this with just line work no extrusion and I am unable to select the line work. The line work is all constrained but again I had to use the Fix constraint to constrain all the lines.
Second, if you are unable to extrude a solid, that makes it sound like you may have created the sketch at the assembly level. If so, Frame Generator will not recognize this (unless something has changed in 2018 / 19 that I'm not aware of). The sketch geometry needs to be created in a "layout" part file, not at the assembly level.
Not quite. I didn't watch all the way through them (I've seen these vids before, but it's been a long time), but I watched the start. In the beginning of the first video, pretty much the first thing he does is create a layout part in the assembly, which will end up containing all of his sketches for driving the Frame Generator. Rewatch the first 2 minutes or so of the first video.
He probably spends much of the time editing this layout part in-place from the assembly, which may be the source of some of your confusion. But the sketches do not reside at the assembly level. They are in the part file.
LEARN ABOUT THE NEW FEATURES IN THE LATEST RELEASE
Released 11-May-2023The innovative and revolutionary new ETABS is the ultimate integrated software package for the structural analysis and design of buildings. Incorporating 40 years of continuous research and development, this latest ETABS offers unmatched 3D object based modeling and visualization tools, blazingly fast linear and nonlinear analytical power, sophisticated and comprehensive design capabilities for a wide-range of materials, and insightful graphic displays, reports, and schematic drawings that allow users to quickly and easily decipher and understand analysis and design results.
ETABS has a wide selection of templates for quickly starting a new model. At this model template stage, the user has the ability to define grid and grid spacing, the number of stories, the default structural system sections, default slab and drop panel sections, and uniform loads (specifically dead and live loads).
View and manipulate analytical model with great precision. Plans and Elevation views automatically generated at every grid line. Easily define custom views and cutting planes to view and manipulate complex geometry with ease.
In ETABS, grids can be defined as cartesian, cylindrical, or general free-form grid systems. There is no limit to the number of grid systems in a model, and they can be rotated in any direction or placed at any origin within the model.
Intelligent snaps make model generation simple by automatically detecting intersections, extensions, parallels, and perpendiculars. Drawing helper tools will show physical extrusions even when in analytical draw mode.
Easily import an architectural DXF/DWG into the background of the ETABS modeling window and use it as a template to trace over to help you create your model. Turn layers on and off to easily pick which layer(s) you want to see. You can also right button click on an element to quickly convert an area into an ETABS structural object.
Plan and elevation views are automatically generated at every grid line to allow for quick navigation of the model. Users can create their own elevation sections by using our Developed Elevation feature.
When in a 2D view, see arrow buttons to quickly move from grid line by grid line. A transparent plane will be show in the 3D view to show you exactly which elevation or plane you are looking at in the model.
Object meshing is automated based on maximum element size. The mesh will always be parallel and perpendicular to longest edge, grid system, or area local axes and aims to maintain good element aspect ratios.
Multi-tower buildings can now easily be modeled by using the new tower feature. Defining towers in an ETABS model allows users to define unique story levels and grid systems for different building structures within the same ETABS model. For example, ETABS models can share a podium level and then separate into towers on higher floors.
In ETABS, beams, columns, and braces are frame elements that can be straight or curved. They are used in a general, three-dimensional, beam-column formulation which includes the effects of biaxial bending, torsion, axial deformation, and biaxial shear deformations. Intermediate joints will automatically be generated where other members intersect with the frame to ensure finite element connectivity.
ETABS has a built-in library of standard concrete, steel, and composite section properties of both US and International Standard sections. Even non-prismatic and built up steel sections can be easily defined. Use our Section Designer for more complex sections.
Shell elements are used to model walls, floors, and ramps. A layered shell element has been added in ETABS that considers mixed material composite behavior, as well as nonlinear material behavior options for each layer based on stress-strain, with shearing behavior considered for rebar layered shell sections.
Customizable wall configuration templates help you define your wall section properties with ease by drawing multilevel wall configurations in a single click. When you draw walls using the wall stack, all pier and spandrel labeling is automatically assigned.
Pier and spandrel labels produce integrated shears and moments for design purposes, for walls modeled with area finite elements. For example, an assemblege of 20X20 meshed shear wall areas could have results displayed and reported as if it were a single column.
ETABS has a many different link elements available for users to accurately represent the behavior of a structure. Link elements types include Linear, Multi-linear Elastic, Multi-linear Plastic, Gaps, Hooks, Dampers, Friction Isolators, Rubber Isolators, T/C Isolators, and Triple Pendulum Isolators.
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