
Introduce steel structure analysis and design, outlining modeling steps, design methods, common steel sections, materials, and design philosophies per code standards.
Define the steel structure model grids in ETABS v19 by setting metric units, selecting section and design codes, and configuring standard and custom grid spacings for the project.
Define the project material by selecting steel, grade 50 under the standard code, naming it f.i. 250, and applying a 1.1 factor to its properties.
Define steel sections for a w-shape for columns and beams, Eyebeam for the columns, and L-shape and C-shape for the roof, then auto select the best section during analysis.
Learn to draw columns and beams for a steel frame, use auto columns and auto shapes, verify principal axis and local coordinates, and replicate the frame every five meters.
Define and assign groups for each structural element, creating a columns group and a beams group, then assign respective columns and beams to their groups using frame properties.
Model the rails as a C-shaped section along the edge, divide and replicate frames, align local axes, and verify the principal moment of inertia resists lateral load.
Assign joint restraints and supports in ETABS, choosing fix or pin foundations for steel or concrete. Assign C-shaped frame beams and I-beam sections to connect the frame.
Draw purlins and roof beams by building frame beams, creating joints, and replicating frames, then assign angles and local axes to c-shaped sections in ETABS v19.
Learn to model brace frames in steel structures by configuring c-section members, adjusting sectional views, and applying object-oriented modeling and replication to complete the brace-frame structure.
Draw wind-resisting steel columns in the ETABS model, align two-column sections, assign properties, and verify wind-load resistance in both directions using frames, beams, and cantus details.
Define dead and snow loads and assign them to roof and floor elements in ETABS, using uniform and distributed loads and span-based calculations to map loads to the framing groups.
Define wind loads by setting wind directions wx1, wx2, wy1, wy2. Determine windward and leeward coefficients and apply pressures to shell and slab, then prepare design load combinations.
Execute analysis of the steel structure model, verify no errors, and display load animations, including snow load on the roof, to visualize moments, beams, and combinations for future design steps.
Select design combinations and group designs to automatically optimize steel sections for all structural elements, with retries and checks, then review section details and code tables for validation and connections.
design steel connections in Etabs, including beam-to-beam, beam-to-column, and column-to-foundation, by adjusting plate and anchor details, with the software automatically selecting design combinations in version 16.
Generate a comprehensive project report and detailing drawings for a steel structure, including cover, table of contents, lists of figures and steps, and schedules for frames, beams, columns, and reinforcements.
Export base loads, define reinforced concrete foundations in CSI Safe, assign column supports, and verify displacement and bearing-capacity to complete foundation design for the steel structure.
This course not just a tutorial on software ETABS but it is a complete understanding about structural design analysis, how civil engineer must begin with the project, how he/she must think, how we can determine the dimension of the element before modeling them check it in the software. In this course we will a "Hangar" steel structure with all steel structural element
Rafters; Columns; Truss; Top Chord; Bottom Chord; Internal elements; Rail Sides; Beams; Wind Columns; Wind Beams; Bracing; Beam connection; Column connection; Purlins.
In this course you will learn how to choose the best section of each type of steel structural element using in the Hangar.
You will show how to design the Hangar structure using American Code AISC
You will learn how to design steel structure "Hangar" under lateral loads "wind loads"
In this course we will show the different standard steel sections I Section (HP, M, S, W); C-Shape; Angle Sections; and Pipes sections we will show how we can model and using these different structural steel sections how you define them and design + check the capacity of these sections
The dimensions and properties for structural sections commonly used in steel building structure design and construction are given in this course in addition to all design consideration and proper material availability and specification according the AISC code.