Great! Thank you FEA Way. I am also attaching here the python's input file for computing the section properties of the previous box+slab section.
import sectionproperties.pre.sections as sections
from sectionproperties.analysis.cross_section import CrossSection...
Yes! I think I found it. I used an arbitrary section. I found that the 1.30*10^18 mm^6 is the correct value. That is the value that python code also provides you.
Thank you!
I am sorry for that but I have another issue now with the warping constant. I want to calculate the warping constant of that box section with a slab on it as shown in the attached image below. I could find how to do it with the python code. Could Agent666 provide me an input file of that...
Thank you @FEA way for your reply and @Agent666 for forwarding the input file. I was looking on how my software calculates the warping constant and I found that it is actually calculated numerically for those type of sections. I think I will use the python code for now and any future checks...
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Thank you all for your replies and your comments. These are very helpful to me.
@Agent666: I downloaded the python code you suggested. Could you forward me the input file you used to compute the warping constant as 0.00730 in^6 for the section that I have.
@FEA way: Thank you for the...
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I am trying to verify the section properties that my software provides me for the warping constant but I can not find out how the warping constant is calculated. I have a box section with width and height 2 in and thickness 0.5 in. The warping constant that the software gives me is equal to...
