Tekla Structural Designer 2020 - Different types of analysis

[@Jankonsky]

This is great, more videos like these please. Also a video showing how to deal with singularities or overemphasized moments in slabs over column/ walls in concrete structures would be gladly appreciated.

[@twomuch77]

How does the software account for induced stresses in the supported slabs caused by displacement of columns carried by transfer slabs, if only the transfer slabs are meshed?

[@DavidMalenczak]

How important it is that the sub models are per floor? I have created full models which have broken down into sub models which are 2 stories (probably due to double height columns).

[@TeklaSoftware]

The effect of using the chasedown sub-models will be reduced by combining the levels in the same model. For a 2 storey sub-models, this should not have a large impact but if the sub-models are combined over a number of levels, you can start to see similar effects to what has been shown for the 3D analysis. The combined sub-models usually occur when analysis elements are modelled over multiple levels so removing these should allow the sub-models to be created on a level-by-level basis. For a more specific response regarding a particular model, we would need you to send the question and model to [e-mail]

[@editech3689]

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