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Steel Bar Design

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Anonymous
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Steel Bar Design

Hello,

Happy new year to everyone

 

I just saw webinar 3 (steel design) and I got the following questions:

 

What is the correct way to model and design the element, in this case a purlin. (see the following captures)

 

 

1. To model a single element (742) from node 630 to node 618 and assign design parameters

 

1 member.png

 

2. To model elements separated by nodes (663, 664, 665) and define a "superbar" to assign design parameters

 

3 members.png

 

Is there any difference? What is the correct practice? Design parameters are the same in both cases, right?

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

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Artur.Kosakowski
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What is the way you'd measure the deflection limit(s) for this purlin: between end nodes or for each of 'spans' separately?



Artur Kosakowski
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Anonymous
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That's a good point.

 

The structure is something like this:

 

Purlins.gif

 

I'd measure deflection limits for each of spans separately.

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Artur.Kosakowski
in reply to: Anonymous

bars arrangement.PNG

 

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