Moment capping plate connection on steel columns

Moment capping plate connection on steel columns

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Moment capping plate connection on steel columns

benW2Q54
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Hi everyone,

I am new to autodesk and only just purchased the AEC collection so go easy on my 🙂 .

I am basically interested to see if I can model, analyse and design a standard capping plate moment connection for

a simple goal post in Robot. I am attaching a snapshot of it. Not that fussed about the specific sizes of beam and column but rather the principle. Capping plate, extended end plate, stiffeners, bolts and welds in one connection without having to export the node to Idea Statica.

Thank you in advance.

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Simau
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Hi @benW2Q54 

Yes It's possible, you can modelize what you want with robot.

But it needs some skill and a bit of practice

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hi @benW2Q54 

 

Yes, like that (with and without stiffener)

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benW2Q54
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Thanks for the response. It takes me less than 1 minute to model it in 3d sketchup. Just wanted to make sure that anything that can be modelled in sketchup,  can also be modelled,  analysed and designed in robot.

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benW2Q54
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Thanks for the response.  Would you use this type of connection the other way around too? I can't help but notice that this still has the beam connected to the flange of the column and what i am interested in is to have the beam on top of the column. 

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Stephane.kapetanovic
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hi @benW2Q54 

In Robot it is the same connection, whether it is the beam on the column or the column on the beam.
You just have to choose the bar number in the combobox.

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benW2Q54
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thank you

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