WEBINAR: Application of Auto Lateral Wind Loading in ETABS

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  • čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
  • This webinar discusses the auto lateral load feature in ETABS. Examples will include load application from diaphragms, shells and open-structure loading onto frames.
    This video is a recording of the webinar that took place on June 25, 2019.
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Komentáře • 18

  • @anasmustafa5143
    @anasmustafa5143 Před 5 lety +2

    Thank you for this webinar, kindly upload the video with better resolution and quality

  • @In-Equilibrium184
    @In-Equilibrium184 Před 5 lety +3

    how can i apply auto wind load on an open framed structure such as a steel bridge made of truss or a transmission tower etc.

  • @BoydRocks
    @BoydRocks Před 3 lety

    Would it be possible to publish all the Questions and Answers that were not addressed during the video? It was implied that they would be answered and I assume provided to the attendees.

  • @er.mukeshpatel3829
    @er.mukeshpatel3829 Před 4 lety

    Hello sir...how to apply Tuned liquid dumper in Etabs softwar....plz

  • @suheiltaha895
    @suheiltaha895 Před 3 lety +4

    Does ETABS consider the (internal pressure coefficient ) upon the classifcation of enclosure??

    • @94Tyberius
      @94Tyberius Před 3 lety

      Was wondering about this myself as using 0.18 vs 0.55 vs 0.00 can make a big difference.

    • @94Tyberius
      @94Tyberius Před 3 lety

      After watching a bit more of the video, it looks like it uses the simplified procedure (Section 27.4) which automatically assumes an enclosed structure (0.18 for GCpi). As a follow up question now, is there a way to change this or would you need to manually input the wind pressure coef's to account for a partially enclosed structure? Or is it recommended to simply not use the auto-wind load feature when dealing with partially enclosed or open structures?

  • @mukundkrishna5161
    @mukundkrishna5161 Před 3 lety

    So when should we select a rigid diaphragm, and when should we select a semi-rigid diaphragm?

    • @nicolasramirez3944
      @nicolasramirez3944 Před 3 lety +1

      Rigid when you can neglect all in-plane stress and deformation. All joints of a rigid diaphragm are constrained to equal deflection, therefore there are no stresses. See ASCE7 for diaphragm categories.

  • @wahidrahmatzada5495
    @wahidrahmatzada5495 Před 4 lety

    I couldn't find a way to select and delete diaphragm if I need to.

    • @SyedImran-xi3en
      @SyedImran-xi3en Před 3 lety

      Select the floor go to assign
      Shell
      Diaphrahm
      Select none
      Apply
      Ok

  • @alisankalender9722
    @alisankalender9722 Před 5 lety +1

    If I want to apply wind load to the roof and sides, I can't use diaphram method. Am I right?

    • @emanretsiger9343
      @emanretsiger9343 Před 4 lety +3

      To apply wind load on the roof and sides at the same time, diaphragm method can't be used. In such cases the wind load on the roof should be applied manually in a separate load case and can be combined in a 'Load combination' as one.

    • @manasavuibaubatiwale3593
      @manasavuibaubatiwale3593 Před 3 lety

      @@emanretsiger9343 Saving your comment for later - thanks again

  • @heshamzaher2600
    @heshamzaher2600 Před rokem

    How can a play minimum wind loading 0.77kn/m2 as ASCE 7-10

  • @zubair4137
    @zubair4137 Před 2 lety

    Sir can you please share this AutoCAD file i want to practice this plz

  • @mohamedag8366
    @mohamedag8366 Před 6 měsíci

    The maximum absolute changes in the El and EA reduction factors is 0.2. For 912 members, the reduction factors decreased by more than the negative tolerance of 0.01. Do you want to reiterate analysis and design?
    Can you Explain what does it meam please ?

  • @ibaha411
    @ibaha411 Před 2 lety +1

    CSI should remove this webinar and redo it lol this doesn't seem to teach at a level that other CSI videos do!!! I know how ETABs does wind analysis generally. I watched this video for 44 mins and I learned not much! Is there any other wind analysis tutorials or webinars? And the presenter doesn't even know what windward and leeward mean!!!