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  1. SuG89

    Wind forces on side walls of building

    Thanks for your quick revert. Is there any criteria that can be used to decide whether a building (regular and irregular shape) will experience across-wind effects or not? Regards, Su
  2. SuG89

    Wind forces on side walls of building

    Hello, The typical wind load distribution on a building is pressure on windward wall, suction on leeward and side walls. The suction load on side walls is equal and opposite in nature and hence should cancel out resulting in net force equal to zero. Is this correct? How does the above relate...
  3. SuG89

    Response reduction factor for a ribbed dome

    Hello, Do you have any literature on response reduction factor values of a ribbed dome? Best regards, Su
  4. SuG89

    Roof long span BSS (Beam or truss string structure)

    Hello, Has anyone been involved in design of roof BSS spanning more than 35 meters? Does any international design code provide a methodology for design of such structures? And are there any thumb rules on what can be the steel saving when compared to a simple beam or truss for the same span...
  5. SuG89

    Eurocode partial safety factors and probability distribution

    Hello, What is the purpose of using the word 'partial' with safety factors? Is it because different factors are applied to different types of load and materials. Refer to the attached figure. Can someone please explain this graph to me? What is resistance-load and how was the probability of...
  6. SuG89

    Moving loads in Strand7

    Thanks to both of you for responding. Regards, Su
  7. SuG89

    Moving loads in Strand7

    I'll have to do it manually without the moving load module. Is there any option in Strand7 to have beams which do not add stiffness to the model (something like load patch command)? I want to create such a beam over the bridge deck structure and use it for load application. This beam will be...
  8. SuG89

    Moving loads in Strand7

    Thanks once again. I'll go with the load path module. Regards, Su
  9. SuG89

    Moving loads in Strand7

    Thanks for your quick response. I am using NA to BS EN 1991-2:2003. Just realized that the load path command requires a license for the 'moving load' module which I don't have. Is there an alternative way of implementing moving loads in Strand7? Regards, Su
  10. SuG89

    Moving loads in Strand7

    Hi, In Midas Civil software there is an option of 'dynamic nodal loads' and 'arrival time' which allows for implementation of moving loads. Does anyone know which option can used in Strand 7 for the same? I did some research on this and it seems 'Load path' in Strand 7 can do this but I am not...
  11. SuG89

    MSTAB command in Femap

    Dear Blas, Thank you very much for your detailed answer. Best regards, Su
  12. SuG89

    MSTAB command in Femap

    Hello, I just know that assigning a very small value to the MSTAB parameter (for example: 1e-12) helps in convergence of non-linear problems. Does this parameter help the solver in effectively handling the zero-energy modes or is it doing something else? Regards, Su
  13. SuG89

    AISC 360-10: Prequalified flare-bevel groove weld symbol clarification

    Thanks for your response to my question. Regards, Su
  14. SuG89

    AISC 360-10: Prequalified flare-bevel groove weld symbol clarification

    Hello, Please refer to the attached extract from AISC 360-10. Does the highlighted symbol imply that a fillet weld should be added on top of the flare-bevel groove weld? What is the reason for using a dashed line for this fillet weld symbol? Will it be correct to use a solid line instead? Do...
  15. SuG89

    Round HSS design for torsion: Member length 'L' in section H3 of AISC 360-10

    Thanks to both of you for replying! I asked AISC and they confirmed that L is always the span length no matter where the torsion is applied. Regards, Su
  16. SuG89

    Plate to round HSS connection - Punching shear inequality in AISC 360-10

    Thank you Shu Jiang for responding to my question! Regards, Su
  17. SuG89

    Post-installed concrete screw anchor: ICC-ES approval

    Thank you bridgebuster! Regards, Su
  18. SuG89

    Post-installed concrete screw anchor: ICC-ES approval

    Hello, I am designing a post-installed concrete screw anchor as per ACI 318-11. This particular screw anchor is not approved by ICC-ES (International Code Council- Evaluation Service). Is it mandatory to use ICC-ES approved anchors when ACI 318 is the governing code? Regards, Su
  19. SuG89

    Plate to round HSS connection - Punching shear inequality in AISC 360-10

    Thank you both for responding to my query! Best regards, Su
  20. SuG89

    Round HSS design for torsion: Member length 'L' in section H3 of AISC 360-10

    Hello, Please refer to the attached image which shows a round HSS spanning 20" with a nodal moment of 100 kip-in acting at beam center. As per section H3 of AISC 360-10, I have to use the length of member to calculate Fcr value. Does this 'length of member' mean only that portion of the beam...

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