Retrograde
Structural
- Aug 26, 2015
- 600
I have a square slab design layout where there is a grillage of beams with significant cantilevers in both directions (refer sketch - the slab outline is red, the beams yellow and the column supports orange).
I want to analysis/design the slab with RAPT using an idealised frame method. My plan of attack is to analyse the edge beam using the triangular load distribution shown in blue with supports at the location of the internal beams. I will then analyse the internal beams using the green load distribution and applying the support reactions from the edge beams at the cantilever ends.
I would love some feedback on the suitability of this approach and whether RAPT can apply these load patterns automatically or if I will need to enter the loads manually.
I want to analysis/design the slab with RAPT using an idealised frame method. My plan of attack is to analyse the edge beam using the triangular load distribution shown in blue with supports at the location of the internal beams. I will then analyse the internal beams using the green load distribution and applying the support reactions from the edge beams at the cantilever ends.
I would love some feedback on the suitability of this approach and whether RAPT can apply these load patterns automatically or if I will need to enter the loads manually.