Required Beam Reinforcements and Defining Combinations in Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis

[@gomuyato]

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[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

Much appreciated. Stay tuned for more content 🌹

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[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

thnx a lot brother, may the almighty grant you all you wish. Regards, CEE

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[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

You are most welcome, if possible, suggest the channel to your friends. It helps a lot

[@niisarpei3676]

Great content, Great energy, Great expertise I got lots of technical questions for you with regards to structural analysis. Will put them up in due time. Have a great day CEE Regards

[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

Sure thing. Glad you liked it. Stay tuned for future videos 👍

[@abooodis]

Great Video, Really appreciate your work. I am wondering if there is a way to make an envelop to all variable live load, then add that envelop to a ULS combination

[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

You are most welcome. I think I had a video about automatic envelopes. You will also find more details in the Provided Reinforcement video tutorial on this channel ^_^ Stay tuned for more content.

[@demitri59]

Really nice videos, Do you have online courses ?

[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

Not yet. I am preparing an online course but is kind of unrelated to Robot. Namely, programming the FEM method. Still, all videos here are gonna be free. Please consider supporting the channel by suggesting it to your friends. All the best, CEE

[@pierdoro1983]

thanks a lot for your videos.. if i can give you and advice... please to go a little slower with the opening and closing windows.. application of loads etc.. hehe.. thanks :)

[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

Thnx a lot for the heads up ^_^ Regards, CEE

[@ibo-milyar]

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[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

You are most welcome.

[@ibo-milyar]

How can I review the moments of the beams at the column face without designing it?

[@CivilEngineeringEssentials]

You can review the moments at the face of column by "Right click on the beam, select properties" then from it, select NTM, then you can view any internal force at any distance. Also, another option: Select the beam. Go to results, detailed analysis open the moment, then you can also select the point. Note: the distance you need is half the column width> Hope it helps. CEE