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Tips & Tutorials Cable Elements Tension-Only Elements Truss Elements Compression-Only Elements Analysis Manual for Midas/Gen Two-Dimensional Plane Strain Element Two-Dimensional Axisymmetric Element Element Forces Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge
Important Considerations of Element Types
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Project Tutorial Tips & Tutorials Structural Design Cable Elements Tension-Only Elements Truss Elements Nonlinear Elements Compression-Only Elements Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
Design Method of Structures Using Cable and Truss Elements
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Project Tutorial Structure Insight High-rise building Low-rise building Construction Stage Analysis Structural Design Column Shortening Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
Applications of Construction Stage Analysis in Structural Design
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News & Trends Seismic Analysis Seismic Isolation Lead Rubber Bearing LRB Seismic Isolator Seismic Isolating System Friction Pendulum System Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
How to Perform Seismic Isolation Analysis?
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Tips & Tutorials Basement Modeling Underground Analysis Underground Modeling Basement Analysis Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_How-to Structure Type_Underground
Modeling Guide for Basement Floors
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Structure Insight Seismic Analysis Seismic Loads Response Spectrum Analysis Nodal Body Force Static Seismic Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
What is Nodal Body Force Used for?
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News & Trends High-rise building Construction Stage Analysis Elastic Shortening Sequential Analysis Column Shortening Tall Building Long-Term Deflection Creep and Shrinkage Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_Case Study Design Code_ACI
Why Long-Term Deformation should be considered?
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News & Trends Seismic Analysis RS Analysis Response Spectrum Analysis Irregular Building Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge
Response Spectrum Analysis of an Irregular Structure
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News & Trends beam design as3600 aci813-14 column design Australian standard concrete design spacegass Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Design Code_ACI
The Comparison between AS3600:2018 and ACI318M-14 for ULS Design of Reinforcement Concrete
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Tips & Tutorials Membrane Element Shell Design News & Trend Plate Design Slab Design Wall Design Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_How-to Structure Type_Underground Design Code_Eurocode
Shell Design Guide as per Eurocode 2
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Time History Analysis Tips & Tutorials MIDAS GEN Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
How to Perform Time-History Analysis?
Introduction of Functions for Time-History Analysis in midas Gen
Process in midas Gen
Time history analysis has a procedure similar to Pushover analysis. After running the analysis, the member force, hinge status, and story drift results should be checked.
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Tips & Tutorials Cable Elements Nonlinear Analysis Tension-Only Elements Truss Elements Non-Linear Elements Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
Analysis and Design Method of Structures using Tension - Only Elements
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Project Tutorial FEM Analysis MIDAS nGEN design criteria Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
Target Ratio
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Project Tutorial BIM MIDAS nGEN MIDAS GEN Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_How-to
Gen-nGen Interface
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Structure Insight moment redistribution Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to Design Code_Eurocode
How is Moment Redistribution Performed?
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Structure Insight Seismic Analysis Pushover Analysis Seismic Load seismic design inelastic static analysis Performance Based Design Performance Based Seismic Design PBD Seismic Response Evaluation Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge
How to Perform Pushover Analysis?
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News & Trends Plant Structures crane girder design guide white paper Field_Structure Category_Knowledge Category_How-to Structure Type_Industrial
Structural Design Tips for Crane Girder
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News & Trends two-way slab flat slab design strip method flat slab drop panel column capital Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to Design Code_ACI
How to design Flat Slab?
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Tips & Tutorials Basement Walls Design of Basement Wall Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_How-to Structure Type_Retaining
How to design basement walls?
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News & Trends Post-tensioned Slab PT Slab prestressed Slab post tension member design Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_Knowledge Category_How-to
Post-Tension Slab Analysis & Design
What is Post-Tensioning?
Post-tensioning is a technique for reinforcing concrete. Post-tensioning tendons, which are prestressing steel cables inside plastic ducts or sleeves, are positioned in the forms before the concrete is placed. Afterward, once the concrete has gained strength but before the service loads are applied, the cables are pulled tight, or tensioned, and anchored against the outer edges of the concrete.
Post-tensioning is a form of prestressing. Prestressing simply means that the steel is stressed (pulled or tensioned) before the concrete has to support the service loads. Most precast, prestressed concrete is actually pre-tensioned-the steel is pulled before the concrete is poured. Post-tensioned concrete means that the concrete is poured and then the tension is applied-but it is still stressed before the loads are applied so it is still prestressed.
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News & Trends Wind Loads ASCE 7-16 Design wind force wind pressures Field_Structure Structure Type_Building Category_How-to Design Code_ASCE
How to Calculate Wind Load as per ASCE7-16
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