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Vipul Patel
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2020
Structural analysis and design learning
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Frame analysis solution using SpaceGass software
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Frame analysis solution using SpaceGass software
Frame analysis using SpaceGass software
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Frame analysis using SpaceGass software
Truss Analysis using SpaceGass software
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Truss Analysis using SpaceGass software
Week 11 Workshop - Design of Reinforced Concrete Columns AS3600
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Week 11 Workshop - Design of Reinforced Concrete Columns AS3600
Week 9 Workshop CIV3SD2- Axial Compression Steel Members AS4100
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Week 9 Workshop CIV3SD2- Axial Compression Steel Members AS4100
Week 7 Lecture CIV3SD2 - Shear and Serviceability of Steel Member AS4100
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Week 7 Lecture CIV3SD2 - Shear and Serviceability of Steel Member AS4100
Just what I needed. Thank you Sir!
Hello Sir. I just want to thank you personally because your our video lectures really helped me. Appriciate you much. 🙏👍❤️
WHERE IS THE DESIGN INTEGRITY REINFORCEMENT ? IT SHOULD BE NEEDED TO ONE WAY SLAB
Im assuming the middle slabs deflect the greater than the corner slabs since the middle slabs have beams that have loading from adjacent slabs where as with the corner slabs, the two discontinuous edge beams only have loading from one slab
Thank you sir
cool
thanks
At 26:38, I think for the decompression load the area Ac should multiply γ=0.87, right?
At 1:32:20, I think the bw should be 300mm.
How would we determine the stress block if our column is circular?
Your videos are so great. Very well explained. Please keep doing this good work!
At the time 1:01, I think only opening of the windows and doors on windward wall will get cpi=0.60, which can get a worst case. Is that right?
Don’t you need to release at joints? Other This truss would be transferring moments.
Thank you for your videos, Dr. Vipal, your way of explaining is very informative, could you please prepare a video explain the shear walls design based on AS3600 2018. Thank you
Dear sir, can you please add audio also
Thank you Sir. I really get help from your lecture.
Very informative Tutorial. Thanks Dr. Patel
Great video ♥️, thank you very much for sharing this
You are so welcome
Sir can you teach us about steel bolts connections
In example 1, Dr. Patel, the point load on the cantilever had two free DoF which formed part of the K matrix. In example 2, the UDL and the point load did not have DoF assigned. What is the reason behind that, please? Is it due to them not being positioned on a cantilever? Thank you!
I answered my own question after while watching the week 5 lecture. It is because the forces were not applied at a node.
Thank you . This is correct.
Hello Dr. Patel, the error that you detected with Excel occured when you hand calculated the determinant. 0.05184 - 9.216E-3 = 0.042624 rather than 0.5092. I am using your lessons to revise areas of my knowledge that I wish to improve upon, and to that end they are terrific! Thank you!
Thank you. I hope it helps. Please correct it if there is any errors.
Sir do full analysis of the one portal frame structure of which we calculated the wind load that one was in Canbera So we get idea of real life projects
Terrific examples wonderfully explained, Dr. Patel. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir for the videos. Please can you show how did you get dn=22mm. My calculations based on your information is 8.5mm which I think is too small.
Thank you so much for the awesome classes.
Sir, there is no audio?
Thanks sir, do you know how to set effective length in spacegass, i never got it right with textbook or we have to set it manually.
47:35 - why did you take d as 350mm sir ? Edit: it was a typo, he used 520mm but mistakenly wrote 350mm.
In australian code ly/lx < 2, says its a two slab right ??
Thank you, sir. Your videos have really helped me out. I had a hard time understanding concrete design because I didn’t get the basics. But now, I’m starting to understand it better.
If my building is orientated 0 degrees, my max velocity would be the westward velocity?
When taking the tributary area, shouldn’t you take (6/2 x 16) as you are taking the very end span, 6000cts means end span would have 6000/2 ??
Can you please demonstrate how we can design the dead and live load on any building
Valuable video, Please do more videos like this
hello sir how are you can you please help me get some material
great explanation thank you sir
Glad you liked it
If i have 5 m length 1.25 m width and 0.107 m thick how many reinforced do i need for my primary and secondary
Interesting
Thank you.
Excellent presentation. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I was struggling with this a lot but thanks to your video ,I understand it perfectly
Glad it helped!
Thank you sir Can you please provide property file in the discription. It will be helpful to me
Why did you assume that the strain in the concrete was 0.003? Meaning that the failure in this case was in the concrete, what if the failure was on steel reaching ultimate strain? E.g. 1 or 3%?
Thank you for making videos on Australian Standards especially this confusing topic Creep and Shrinkage. Could you please make a video explaining long term deflections on concrete slabs please 🙏
youtube.com/@vipulpatel9602 Sir Thank you for this video. It explained soo well the concept. I encountered with 2 things in cover check for slab and column, Acc. to concept we consider amongst 3 (Adequacy, Integrity and Insulation) whatever applies to structural members. and values given in data as 60| 90|120 is in respective order i.e. 60 min for adequacy, 90 for integrity and 120 for insulation right? So if yes, Then, 1. In slab, we only check the values for ADEQUACY and INSULATION, then why you took a.) in ADEQUACY values as 120 min rather than 60 mins, b.) in INSULATION values as 90 mins rather than 120 mins 2. In column, we only check the values for ADEQUACY, then why you took c.) 120 min rather than 60 mins. Awaited for your response to clear my doubt. Thank you sir.
Great content👍
Thank you very much for sharing these videos, sir! highly appreciated.
Dear sir, can you share the full calculations in pdf format. TIA
Well explained demonstrated Professor ! Kind regards Rifkey
I am a structural engineer in INDIA and I like to tell that I am watching your videos which gives me an explanation of the codal provisions whenever i have a hiccup please share the notes if possible sir
Please share your email address. Happy to provide the resources.
These videos are helpful, thanks for uploading 🙏 Could you please explaon how to consider Shielding multiplier and hill sgape multiplier Mh. Or do you suggest any video. Thanks in advance :-)
In AS 1170.2, the shielding multiplier (M_s) and the hill shape multiplier (M_h) are used to account for the effects of nearby buildings or hills on the wind loads. These multipliers modify the basic wind speed to obtain the effective wind speed that will be used in the structural design. Shielding Multiplier (M_s): The shielding multiplier accounts for the reduction in wind speed caused by the presence of other buildings or structures nearby. It is used when the building under consideration is shielded by other buildings. Hill Shape Multiplier (M_h): The hill shape multiplier accounts for the increased wind speed due to the presence of hills or terrain features. It is used when the building is located on or near a hill or escarpment. To determine the values of these multipliers, AS 1170.2 provides guidance on how to assess the site conditions, the surroundings, and the local terrain. The multipliers are applied to the basic wind speed to obtain the design wind speed for structural analysis.