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    Training Series - General Section Designer

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    •  Introduction to the General Section Designer module in MIDAS CIVIL NX for section capacity assessment to AS 5100.5.

    • Live workflow covering section definition, rebar and load combinations, and P–M interaction curves to AS 5100.5:17.

    • Practical review of moment–curvature behaviour and stress contours for cracked and uncracked sections.

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    In this session, Parth Akbari, Bridge Engineer at MIDAS IT Australia, introduces the General Section Designer module within MIDAS CIVIL NX — covering its purpose, scope, and practical application for section capacity assessment to AS 5100.5.

    Parth walks through the full workflow live in the software: defining a section, applying rebar and load combinations, and generating P–M interaction curves in line with AS 5100.5:17. The session also covers moment–curvature behaviour, including non-linear material properties, and demonstrates how to review stress contour results across both cracked and uncracked sections.

    Key Points

    Introduction to the General Section Designer module in MIDAS CIVIL NX, its purpose and scope for section capacity assessment

    Building a section model, including rebar layout and load combination setup

    Generating P–M interaction curves in accordance with AS 5100.5:17

    Reviewing moment–curvature behaviour using non-linear material properties

    Interpreting stress contour results for both cracked and uncracked sections

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    Parth Akbari Bridge Engineer MIDAS IT

    Parth Akbari is a Bridge Engineer at MIDAS IT Australia, specialising in structural dynamics and finite element analysis. He has experience in bridge design & construction and is familiar with various international design standards. With experience across Europe, India, and Southeast Asia, he has provided technical guidance, delivered training programs, and led webinars for engineering professionals. Parth supports the Australian, New Zealand, and Pacific Island markets, working closely with local engineers to address region-specific challenges.
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