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Support CenterBlogWhy and how to input internal forces into a concrete detail?
Internal forces iput into a concrete detail
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Why and how to input internal forces into a concrete detail?

July 22, 2019
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Correct input of both internal and external forces (load impulses) is a crucial task when cutting out detail from a global model of a concrete structure.

The tricky part is caused by the fact that the trimmed detail does not keep the information about the geometry and the loading from the rest of the structure.

To define them correctly in IDEA StatiCa Detail we have to input internal forces into the defined section of the analyzed elements. The internal forces must be taken from the global analysis of the structure. Obviously, all internal forces have to be in equilibrium.

To check if the input was correct, the internal forces diagram in IDEA StatiCa Detail can be of help.

Watch our webinar recording to see more how to input internal and external forces correctly into a column with a bracket for both permanent and variable load case.

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Ondrej Fridrich

Ondrej Fridrich

Marketing Engineer IDEA StatiCa US

Experienced marketing leader with 15+ years in software & construction; expert in digital campaigns and web management.

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