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1 | Enter a Section under Name. | ||||||
2 | Import a material. | ||||||
3 | From any column of the added row, click on three-dots icon | ||||||
4 | You can open the tab which includes Polygon, Template, Rebar and Tendon by clicking | ||||||
5 | To define a polygon shape, click to at | ||||||
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2 | If you don’t have a material already imported (or defined as custom), you can import by clicking | |
3 | Edit dimensions of the shape to create the section. Click to Import. | |
4 | After you import the section, it will show up on the analytical view. |
Rebar Definition
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2 | If you don’t have a Rebar definition in your project, you will get a popup to import one. Just click OK and continue. | |
3 | Select your asset from OpenBrIM Database for rebar profile and click Import. | |
4 | By clicking | |
5 | Let’s stay on Line Layout, and enter rebar layout input data | |
6 | After you click Add, you should click the start and end location points of the section. No need to be exact in locations,they can be edited later. | |
7 | After clicking end location, Edit Linear Rebar Layout window appears. | |
8 | Edit Linear Rebar Layout. | |
9 | If you don’t have a rebar material already imported (or defined as custom), you can import by clicking | |
10 | After Apply all the entered data in Edit Linear/Circular Rebar Layout window, you can change the location of the rebar layout at the analytical coordinate system by clicking Points Spreadsheet under | |
11 | Applying the same procedure, you can insert rebars at top and bottom. This time number of rows is set to 1 and rebar layouts placed twice for top and bottom, respectively |
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The rebars are completed. This training example doesn’t require any tendon definition; the below steps explain how to add a tendon layout to the section. |
Tendon Definition
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Tendon definitions are completed. Remember this training example doesn’t require any tendon definition. |
Section Editor Features
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1 | By clicking 3 dot button, you can open the features tab of the section. |
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1 | Rename Section | Allows to change the name of this section. | ||||||||||||
2 | Print Report | Allows to change page size. | ||||||||||||
3 | Materials | See the materials assigned in this section, rebar and tendon. | ||||||||||||
4 | Rebar Profiles | See the rebar profiles. | ||||||||||||
5 | Section Properties | Section properties of the section such as area, inertia, plastic section modulus, etc. | ||||||||||||
6 | Flexure Capacity | Computes flexural capacity of the section.
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7 | Moment Curvature | Computes the moment-curvature diagram of the section.
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8 | Interaction Diagram | Computes Axial Force-Moment Interaction diagram.
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9 | Set C.O.G. as Origin | Changes the origin of the section to (0,0) point. |
Example Custom Section with Custom Material
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Mechanical properties of the section like Area and Inertia are also customizable with two options:
Section with shape definition: It requires defining section shape via Section Editor or importing from the section database. In that case, section-related properties are automatically calculated.
Section without shape definition: It requires entering section property parameters manually. The Has Geometry (read-only) parameter turns into NO by default in that option.
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