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Connection Type [BOLTED/WELDED]: There are two connection types: one . One is 'BOLTED' and the other is 'WELDED'.
Material: This represents the material of the plate.
Height: The height of the gusset plates can be specified using this parameter. For a visual representation of the height of the plates, refer to the figure below.
Width: The width of the gusset plates can be specified using this parameter. For a visual representation of the width of the plates, refer to the figure below.
Thickness: The thickness along the longitudinal direction can be specified by defining this parameter for the plates.
Bolt
Bolt Property: Set the properties you have previously defined in 'Bolt Property' under the Properties tabSection: This parameter can be used to assign the gusset plate’s section. A section can either be assigned from a previously imported gusset plate or be imported.
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Cross Frame Gusset Plate Sections database is created solely for this purpose. One important thing here is that sections are previously defined for five categories, and although the shapes can be manipulated, choosing the correct category is vital in order for gusset plates to be generated at the intended locations. 
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When positioning the gusset plates at the Top Left, Bottom Left, and Center points, it should be remembered that the reference point is ‘(0,0)’. The bolt arrangement and bolt offsets will be determined based on this reference (0,0) point . Additionally, the offset inputs of the gusset plate in the cross frame (vertical and horizontal) will also be determined according to this reference (0,0) point. When defining a custom shape, attention should be paid to the reference point. |
Thickness: This parameter specifies the thickness of the gusset plate.
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Sections specific to the Tub Girder for 'Top-Left'
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Sections specific to the Tub Girder for 'Bottom-Left'
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Bolt
Bolts for gusset plates can be defined using the parameters in this tab. For each category, the bolts will be defined with respect to the (0,0) reference point.
Bolt Property: Should be set to a previously defined 'Bolt Property' under Properties.
Bolt Arrangement: This is an input in the form of a list. Each element of the list , where each element represents the number of bolts per column.
Vertical Dist. Distance Between Bolt Center and EdgeReference Point: For a visual representation, refer to the figure below.Horizontal Dist. each section, the point (0,0) is the reference point. To define the bolt's location in the vertical direction with respect to the reference point (0,0), this parameter can be used.
Horizontal Distance Between Bolt Center and EdgeReference Point: For a visual representation, refer to the figure beloweach section, the point (0,0) is the reference point. To define the bolt's location in the horizontal direction with respect to the reference point (0,0), this parameter can be used.
Spacing Between Rows: The spacing of bolt center-to-center distance for bolts in adjacent rows can be specified using this parameter.
Spacing Between Columns: The spacing of the bolt center-to-center distance for bolts in adjacent columns can be specified using this parameter.
Display Settings
Circular Smoothness: The 3D model of the bolts can be adjusted with this parameter. Higher Circular Smoothness will result in a more circular visualization of the bolts.Bolt Group Rotation From Reference Point: To rotate the bolts from the central axis with respect to the reference point, this parameter can be used.
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Reference Points of Gusset Plates For Category : Top- Left Plate    |
Display Settings
Show Bolts [YES/NO]: If this parameter is set to 'NO,' the bolts will not be displayed. Otherwise, the bolts will be shown within the model.However, enabling this option increases the triangulation number, leading to slower performance. To reduce compile time, disabling the detailing option can be helpful.
Gusset plates defined in this section will be further used in the gusset plate definitions of the
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Cross Frames.