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After clicking on 'Properties>Sections' in the navigation treeview, follow the steps to define the Sections. You can use the collapsed documentation page below for more information on the explanations of each parameter.

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Go to Properties > Sections

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Click the three-dots on the first cell of the Name and click Import Section

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Select OpenBrIM Bridge Objects > Basic Sections > Basic Shapes > Rectangle

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Enter both Witdh and Depth as 96 in

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Click Import

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Rename this section as PierCapRec_Mid

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Assign Material as Fc_4ksi

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Repeat the same steps from 2 to 7 for the second rectangular section

Enter Witdh and Depth

Width: 96
Depth: 48

Rename this section as PierCapRec_Taper

Assign Material as Fc_4ksi

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Repeat the same steps from 2 to 7 for the third rectangular section

Enter Witdh and Depth

Width: 80
Depth: 80

Rename this section as PierColumnRec

Assign Material as: Fc_4ksi

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Repeat the same steps from 2 to 7 to import a circular section

Enter radius: 21

Rename This section as PierColumnCircle

Assign Material as Fc_4ksi

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Repeat the same steps from 2 to 7 to import the second circular section

Enter radius: 20

Rename This section as PileCircle

Assign Material as Fc_4ksi

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Import another section by selecting OpenBrIM Bridge Objects > AISC Steel Shape Database > L Type > AISCL8X8X3/4

Assign Material as A709_50

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Copy and pastethe data below.

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RigidSection RigidMaterial 6400.0000 6400.0000 6400.0000 3413333.3333 3413333.3333 3413333.3333 0.0000 YES NO NO NO

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Import the last section from OpenBrIM Bridge Objects > Barrier Sections > F Shape Barrier> F Shape

Assign Material as FcCube_NoStiffness

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Completed Sections definitions are illustrated below.

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1	For any section, it is possible to add or change parameters that are used in geometry definitions. Click on three-dots icon to open Parameters tab.
2	In this menu, you can change the value of the parameter or add a new one to be used in the Section Editor.
3	These parameters can be utilized in the Section Editor → Points Spreadsheet, which is explained in the subsequent sections.

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Follow the next steps to set rebar detailing for PierCapRec_Mid.

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From any column of the PierCapRec_Mid row, click on three-dots icon to open Section Editor panel.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 14
# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab select:

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 6 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -45.0000 45.0000 45.0000 45.0000

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Paste copied data.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 9

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab select:

Profile: ASTMA615No8

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 14 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -41.7500 -41.7500 41.7500 -41.7500

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Paste copied data.

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Follow the next steps to set rebar detailing for PierCapRec_Taper.

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From any column of the PierCapRec_Taper row, click on three-dots icon to open Section Editor panel

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Click + icon at the top left side of the window

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Select Rebar

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Enter the following data and click Add

# of Rebars per Row: 2

# of Rows: 1

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Click two different points within the shape.

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Select the following data and click Apply

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

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Click three-dotsicon on the top right edge of rebars

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 7 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy and pastethe data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -41.6220 20.0000 -39.3720 20.0000

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Repeat Steps 2-7 by using data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -25.8680 20.0000 -28.1240 20.0000

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0.0000 0.0000 -12.3700 20.0000 -14.6260 20.0000

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0.0000 0.0000 -1.1280 20.0000 1.1280 20.0000

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0.0000 0.0000 12.3700 20.0000 14.6260 20.0000

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0.0000 0.0000 25.8680 20.0000 28.1240 20.0000

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0.0000 0.0000 41.6220 20.0000 39.3720 20.0000

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 9

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab select:

Profile: ASTMA615No8

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 15 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -41.7500 -20.0000 41.7500 -20.0000

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Paste copied data.

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Follow the next steps to set rebar detailing for PierColumnRec.

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From any column of the PierColumnRec row, click on three-dots icon to open Section Editor panel.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 10

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab Select:

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 6 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -35.0000 35.0000 35.0000 35.0000

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Paste copied data.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 10

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab Select:

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 14 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -35.0000 -35.0000 35.0000 -35.0000

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Paste copied data.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 7

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab Select:

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 22 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 -35.0000 27.3780 -35.0000 -27.3780

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Paste copied data.

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Click + icon at the left top side of the screen.

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Select Rebar.

Enter:

# of Rebars per Row: 7

# of Rows: 1

Click Add.

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Click two different points within the shape.

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From the opening tab Select:

Profile: ASTMA615No9

Material: A615_60

Click Apply.

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Click … icon shown on top right edge of rebars.

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Click Unlock Movement. Then repeat step 30 and click Points Spreadsheet.

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Copy the data below.

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0.0000 0.0000 35.0000 27.3780 35.0000 -27.3780

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Paste copied data.

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title	Section Editor

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Follow the next steps to create different section definitions that OpenBrIM provides.

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Enter a Section under Name.

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Import a material.

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From any column of the added row, click on three-dots icon to open Section Editor panel.

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You can open the tab which includes Polygon, Template, Rebar and Tendon by clicking Shapes icon at the left top side of the screen.

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To define a polygon shape, click to Polygon at Shapes tab, then click the coordinates of an arbitrary shape.

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title	Quick Tip

You can rechange the locations by clicking ‘Points Spreadsheet’ after you assign the shape.

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To utilize a Template click Template.

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If you don’t have a material already imported (or defined as custom), you can import by clicking Import. If you have, just select it from the Material drop-down.

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Edit dimensions of the shape to create the section. Click to Import.

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After you import the section, it will show up on the section editor.

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To add rebars to your section click Rebar at the Shapes tab.

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If you don’t have a Rebar definition in your project, you will get a popup to import one. Just click OK and continue.

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Select your asset from OpenBrIM Database for rebar profile and click Import.

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By clicking Line Layout, you can switch the layout of the rebar as Line, or Circular.

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Let’s stay on Line Layout, and enter rebar layout input data.

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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.

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After clicking end location, Edit Linear Rebar Layout window appears.

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Edit Linear Rebar Layout.

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If you don’t have a rebar material already imported (or defined as custom), you can import by clicking Import . If you have, just select it from the Material drop-down.

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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 three-dots.

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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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title	Quick Tip

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.

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To add tendon to your section click Tendon at the Shapes tab.

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After you import the material for the tendon and add the tendon to your section, you can rearrange the coordinates of the tendon.

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Also, you can use a parametric relationship as input for Y1=d/2-10 (d = depth of the section). The position of the rebar depends on the section depth.

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Version	Old Version 47	New Version 48
Changes made by	Melis Ceylan	Melis Ceylan
Saved on	Jan 13, 2025	Jan 13, 2025

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