Beam design is performed in this section.
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Figure 1
→ Select the code check template for verification as shown in Figure 1
The analysis source for verification is shown in the spreadsheet when the code check template is selected.
→ Click Verify All to verify all the analytical beams objects
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Figure 2
→ Click Verify Selected and select the beamsto verify chosen beams only as illustrated in Figure 2This section focuses on the design of gravity beams.
Design Summary
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In this section, the "Last Analysis Time" is reported to provide you with information about the most recent analysis performed on the beams (Figure 1). This allows you to verify that the beam analysis results available are up-to-date and reflect any recent changes or modifications made to the model.
Gravity Beam
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The "Gravity Beam" spreadsheet serves as the primary interface for managing and overseeing the design of all beams in the project. It offers a comprehensive overview of each beam's design, including the assigned code check and rebar templates, as well as their current status across all storeys. This spreadsheet acts as a centralized platform, enabling you to access and track the progress of beam design and analysis. It consolidates essential information, providing a convenient way to manage and monitor the design process for gravity beams throughout the project.
In the context of beam design, the analysis source to be considered during the verification process is indicated in the corresponding cell labeled "Analysis Source". The selection and handling of the analysis source in the code check process are explained in detail in the section titled "Revisiting Code Check Templates with a Special Focus on Beams" section.