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    CIVIL NX Webinar
    Engineering Essentials for Curved PSC Composite Girder ROB Design in India
    Date
    June 5th, 2026 (Fri)
    Time
    🕛 12:00 PM – 01:00 PM (IST)
    Platform
    📍 Live On GoToWebinar
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    Webinar Overview
    Engineering Challenges in Modern ROB & Curved PSC Bridge Projects
    With rapid growth of ROB and highway bridge projects across India, bridge engineers are increasingly required to manage complex curved alignments, staged construction workflows, railway crossing constraints, and continuous alignment revisions during execution.
    Key Engineering Challenges
    — Curved PSC composite girder alignments
    — Constrained geometry & railway crossings
    — Staged construction requirements
    — Frequent design & alignment revisions
    Current Workflow Limitations
    + Manual IRC load combinations
    + Complex staged construction simulations
    + Separate superstructure & substructure checks
    + Heavy effort in IRC 112 ULS/SLS verification
    Webinar Focus
    Modelling & Design of a Multi-Span Curved PSC Composite Girder ROB using MIDAS CIVIL NX
    The session will demonstrate how integrated bridge engineering workflows can streamline modelling, construction stage analysis, IRC compliance checks, and alignment revisions within a single platform.
    Key Takeaways
    ✓ Reduce manual modelling effort
    ✓ Minimize modelling & revision errors
    ✓ Improve design accuracy
    ✓ Accelerate ROB project delivery
    Technical Session
    Webinar Agenda
    The webinar will provide a practical walkthrough of modelling, analysis, staged construction simulation, and IRC-based design verification for curved PSC composite girder ROB projects using MIDAS CIVIL NX.
    01
    		 Introduction to challenges in curved PSC composite girder bridge design for ROB projects
    02
    		 Time-dependent effects: creep, shrinkage, and PSC/RC composite section behavior
    03
    		 Wizard-based modelling of curved PSC bridges with substructure, tendons & staged construction
    04
    		 Application of IRC moving loads along curved alignment and temperature effects
    05
    		 Interpretation of results: influence lines, prestress losses, and stage-wise forces/stresses
    06
    		 PSC & RC design checks and reporting as per IRC 112 (ULS & SLS)
    07
    		 Section capacity checks: P-M interaction, crack width, and pier stresses
    08
    		 Introduction to MIDAS API & plugins for workflow automation
    Featured Expert
    Meet the Speaker
    Eng. Mital Chovatiya
    Eng. Abhishek Chaurasia
    Technical Support Engineer | MIDAS IT
    Abhishek Chaurasia is a Technical Support Engineer at MIDAS R&D Centre India Pvt. Ltd, with expertise in advanced structural analysis and finite element modelling. He earned his M.E. in Structural Engineering from BITS Pilani and was awarded a silver medal in his B.Tech from SRMU. 

    He has previously worked as an Assistant Professor at SRMU Lucknow and as a Software Developer at Arup, gaining strong experience in bridge engineering and computational modelling. He is also a co-author of a research paper on Computational Damage Models published in Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics. 

    At MIDAS, he delivers training, resolves technical issues, and provides expert guidance to MIDAS CIVIL NX users, supporting engineers in improving workflow efficiency and optimizing design processes. 
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    Exclusive Access
    Attendee Benefits
    MIDAS CIVIL NX Trial
    MIDAS CIVIL NX Trial
    Get access to a 7-days trial version of MIDAS CIVIL NX for hands-on practice and exploration.
    Bridge Model File
    Bridge Model File
    Receive the curved PSC composite girder bridge model file demonstrated during the webinar session.
    PSC Tutorial
    IRC 112 Tutorial
    Access a sample tutorial covering PSC bridge design workflows and checks as per IRC 112.