Material Type
Follow the below steps to import a material from the database.
1 | Go to Properties/Materials. | |
2 | In 1st row, click-three-dots icon under Name and click Import Material. | |
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4 | From Database drop-down, select Steel Material Database (US) | |
5 | Select Category as Structural Steel | |
6 | Select Asset as A709_50. | |
7 | Click Import | |
8 | Check the imported material placed in 1st row including the mechanical properties | |
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10 | From Database drop-down, select Concrete Material Database (US). | |
11 | Select Category as Cube. | |
12 | Select Asset as FcCube_4ksi | |
13 | Click Import. | |
14 | Check the change in Materials data spreadsheet | |
15 | Check the Steel column and Concrete column for the material type-specific properties. |
Stress-Strain Model
Follow the below steps to include a rigid material definition.
1 | Go to any column of steel/concete material row. | |
2 | Click on three-dots icon of any cell of the row. Select Edit MaterialName. | |
3 | Edit for reinforcing steel: | |
4 | Select from Type drop-down as Reinforcing Steel. | |
5 | From Stress-Strain Model drop-down, select Bilinear Steel. | |
6 | Click Save. | |
7 | Edit for concrete materials, | |
8 | Select from Type drop-down as Concrete. | |
9 | From Stress-Strain Model drop-down, select Mander Concrete. | |
10 | Click Save. | |
11 | Example (custom material): |
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