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  1. rcat

    MIN/MAX combination load analysis

    You can use an envelope combination type with the 6 load combinations. Using this you will get the MIN/MAX values for the combinations you want. With the max/min values, its easy and quicky to identify the load combinations for design. But, extra carefull in the design is needed or you will mix...
  2. rcat

    Structural design of steel/metal structures

    By the way (almost forgot!). For connections you have CeStruCo (Continuing Education in Structural Connections). Follow the link: http://webold.fsv.cvut.cz/cestruco/
  3. rcat

    Structural design of steel/metal structures

    completing the information from flinch, a link to esdep course: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/bwk/materials/Teaching/master/toc.htm
  4. rcat

    tubular tower with thin wall

    Thanks, Mtnengr. Iam interested in the reading of WRC Bulletin 313. If possible, please forward to: rtproj@hotmail.com
  5. rcat

    tubular tower with thin wall

    Thanks for all for your replies (and sorry for the bad English). The European codes don’t contain any relevant information for this specific case and lots of investigation has been made about it. Look the article...
  6. rcat

    tubular tower with thin wall

    I'am trying to model a long cylinder (a tubular tower with thin wall -- d/t>120) subject to a uniform distributed load in all the length. Given the importance of the imperfections in the analysis, its possible to take them in account? Those values aren't purely empirical? Regards, rcat

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