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    Expert-Led FEA NX Webinar Series 2 :
    Simulate Cracks in Reinforced Concrete Piers with Real-World Loads

        🕑 09:00 - 10:00 (CEST) / 15:00 - 16:00 (SGT/MYT) / 17:00 - 18:00 (AEST) 
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    ✏️Session Overview

    Expert-Led FEA NX Webinar Series: Simulate Cracks in Reinforced Concrete Piers with Real-World Loads 
    This session introduces a complete 3D nonlinear workflow for analyzing cracks in a reinforced concrete bridge pier using FEA NX. From importing Parasolid geometry to defining tendons, rebar, and smeared crack material models. Learn how to build and analyze realistic pier models under superstructure reactions and braking forces. 

     

    This session walks you through a complete nonlinear static analysis of a reinforced concrete bridge pier using MIDAS FEA NX. You will learn how to import a 3D Parasolid model, define materials such as smeared cracking concrete and prestressing tendons, model longitudinal and transverse rebars, and apply real-world loads including braking force and prestress. The session concludes with interpretation of 3D crack results. 


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    👀 This Session Helps You If You’re

    - Engineers working on bridge or pier design 
    - Structural analysts exploring crack simulation techniques 
    - FEA NX users seeking advanced concrete modeling workflows 
    - Civil engineers involved in nonlinear or prestressed concrete projects 

    📝Learning Objectives

    By the end of this session, participants will be able to: 
    - Import and process 3D geometry in FEA NX 
    - Define concrete nonlinear material models with tension/compression functions 
    - Model longitudinal rebar, tie beams, and prestressing tendons accurately 
    - Apply real-world loads including braking force and superstructure reaction 
    - Set up and run nonlinear static analysis with crack visualization 
    - Interpret 3D crack status, stress, and strain results 

    👉Key Features of the Session

    - Full 3D modeling using Parasolid geometry 
    - Smeared crack model for nonlinear concrete behavior 
    - Rebar and tendon definition using embedded truss and prestress inputs 
    - Load setup including self-weight, superstructure pressure, and braking force 
    - Nonlinear static analysis with crack visualization in 3D 
    - Step-by-step modeling, meshing, and boundary setup 

    💻 Expert-Led FEA NX Webinar Series 2

    Date:  September 01, 2025 
    Time:  09:00 - 10:00 (CEST)  l  15:00 - 16:00 (SGT/MYT) ㅣ 17:00 - 18:00 (AEST) 
    Topic:  Simulate Cracks in Reinforced Concrete Piers with Real-World Loads 

    Speaker:  Dev Bharatia / FEA NX Technical Specialist

    Presentation File (Post-Attendance Download Notice):

    Presentation slides will be sent via email to all registered participants after the webinar.

    The file includes analysis procedures, application methods, and key analysis screenshots.

     

    🎙️Speaker
    dev bharatia-1
    Dev Bharatia
    FEA NX Technical Specialist
    Dev holds a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering from SVNIT Surat and brings valuable experience from working on a wide range of bridge and building projects. His background includes both design and on-site execution, giving him a well-rounded perspective of structural systems. Dev is particularly enthusiastic about addressing complex engineering challenges and enhancing structural safety and efficiency. He has a keen interest in applying APIs to streamline and optimize structural engineering workflows. During his time at MIDAS, he has collaborated with engineers and clients across the UK, Europe, India, the US, and Australia, gaining solid experience in working on global projects.
    🎁 Special Benefits for Attendees
    • Free Webinar Materials
      Access to presentation materials for all participants
    • Free 15 Day Trial License
      Free 15 day trial
      license of MIDAS FEA NX
    • Private Q&A Session
      Opportunity to request
      a 1:1 Q&A session