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    LIVE WEBINAR
    Torsional Analysis • 7-DOF Elements • Structural Modelling
    Advanced Torsional Analysis of Structures Using 7-DOF Elements in
    MIDAS GEN NX
         
    DATE
    4 November 2026
    Thursday
    TIME
    11:30 AM – 12:45 PM
    Indian Standard Time
    LOCATION
    Live on GoToWebinar
    Online Session
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    📝WEBINAR OVERVIEW
    Conventional beam analysis may not adequately capture non-uniform torsion when member warping is restrained. This webinar will demonstrate how the 7th degree of freedom (7th DOF) in MIDAS GEN NX accounts for warping behaviour, enabling more accurate assessment of curved members, open sections, eccentric loading and members where the centroid and shear centre do not coincide.
     
    KEY
    FOCUS
    Understand how the additional warping degree of freedom improves the representation of torsional behaviour in structural members where conventional beam analysis may be insufficient.
    Curved Members
    Open Sections
    Eccentric Loading
    Centroid & Shear Centre
    📌 AGENDA
    # TOPIC KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
    01 Understanding Torsion and Warping Differentiate between St. Venant torsion and restrained warping torsion.
    02 When 7-DOF Analysis Is Required Examine curved members, eccentric loading and open or asymmetric sections.
    03 Defining Warping Properties in MIDAS GEN NX Review warping constants, section properties, supports and end conditions.
    04 Comparing 6-DOF and 7-DOF Models Evaluate how warping consideration influences displacement, member forces and stresses.
    05 Interpreting Torsional Results Review twisting response, bimoment, warping stresses and critical member locations.
    06 Practical Modelling Considerations Understand appropriate assumptions, boundary conditions and common modelling errors.
    07 Live Q&A and Closing Remarks