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Ray Cheung
Hong Kong
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ก.พ. 2015
Being a professional structural engineer and senior lecturer in Hong Kong, I hope you can learn something from my videos. Enjoy, subscribe and like.
Metropol Parasol (Rhino + Lumion)
This is an ironic timber structure of Metropol Parasol . I use Rhino to model the structure and use Lumion to do the rendering. Enjoy, subscribe and like.
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Creek Tower in Dubai
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Creek Tower will be the tallest building in the world. It claims that the height of building is 1300 metres. Enjoy, subscribe and like.
Revit + Lumion for rendering and animation
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In this video, I create a Revit model and import it into Lumion to create a photorealistic rendering and animation! Enjoy, subscribe and like.
Top 5 Advanced construction technology
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To show you top five advanced construction technology, namely 1. using AI to find the progress of construction works, 2. using face detection to identify workers to check or monitor the safety standards, 3. Using robots to do the steel fixing 4. adopting 3d printing to make the construction material, 5. using modular integrated construction to speed up construction projects, Enjoy, subscribe an...
Diagrid system in the World
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Diagrid system becomes very popular nowadays. The advantages of diagrid system are as follows: Behaves like a membrane, structurally and aesthetically effective Eliminates vertical columns allowing diagonal members to carry gravity loads as well as lateral forces Minimize shear deformation since structure carries shear by axial action of the diagonal members Provides bending & shear rigidity En...
HKIA Building Structures (4)
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To show you how to do multiple choices in HKIA exam - Paper 3 Building Structures. The exam covers 10 important topics, such as appropriate structural systems, basic structural systems, composite structural systems, connections, load calculations, geotechnical and foundation design, curtain walls and cladding systems, economics, code requirements, building additions and renovations. My advice o...
Means of escape (MOE)
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To show you how to comply with the requirements of exit routes and exit doors. Simple steps are as follows: 1. What is the class of use? 2. Find out Usable Floor Area (UFA)? 3. Find out capacity = Usable Floor Area / Occupancy factor (Table B1)? 4. Find out the numbers of exit routes (Table B2)? 5. Check against the discharge value of exit staircases (Table B3, B4)? Enjoy, like and subscribe.
Revit : Burj Khalifa
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To model the tallest building in the World - Burj Khalifa. Enjoy, like and subscribe.
Revit: 100 How Ming Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
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Using openstreetmap and sketchup to convert existing information into a cad file. Subsequently, using revit to model the ironic building at Kwun Tong, Hong Kong. Enjoy, like and subscribe.
Large diameter of bored piles
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This is a new version of construction of Large diameter bored piles. It includes typical construction procedures and shows you how to design a pile. Enjoy
HKIA Building Structures (3)
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To show you how to do multiple choices in HKIA exam - Paper 3 Building Structures. The exam covers 10 important topics, such as appropriate structural systems, basic structural systems, composite structural systems, connections, load calculations, geotechnical and foundation design, curtain walls and cladding systems, economics, code requirements, building additions and renovations. My advice o...
Revit : Tall residential building in HK
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To show you how to import a jpeg file into Revit and model a tall residential building. Enjoy
HKIA Building Structures (2)
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To show you how to do multiple choices during HKIA Paper 3 Exam.The exam covers 10 important topics, such as appropriate structural systems, basic structural systems, composite structural systems, connections, load calculations, geotechnical and foundation design, curtain walls and cladding systems, economics, code requirements, building additions and renovations. My advice of passing the exam ...
HKIA Building Structures (1)
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To show you how to do multiple choices when you sit the Paper 3 Building Structures of Professional Assessment. The exam covers 10 important topics, such as appropriate structural systems, basic structural systems, composite structural systems, connections, load calculations, geotechnical and foundation design, curtain walls and cladding systems, economics, code requirements, building additions...
Revit 2019 : CCTV
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Using Revit to model CCTV with rendering.Using the conceptual massing in Revit, you can create different complex shapes and forms. Simple steps are as follows: 1. Prepare basic information of your models, namely height, width, coordinates. 2. Change the unit by typing ‘UN”. 3. Create levels for floors, using “Array” in modify 3.Click “In-place Mass” in Massing & Site 4. Start modeling. 5. Click...
Etabs: Analysis of a tall building with transfer plate
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Etabs: Analysis of a tall building with transfer plate
Construction of Pre-bored socketed H-pile
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Construction of Pre-bored socketed H-pile
Do you use SAFE for analysis at 6:12 for glass supported by clamps and bolted connection?
Your video are great!!! May I have some videos for structural steel design?
Good job👍
Thank you for the detailed example
Thank you sir
I wanna study structural engineering. Which master course do u recommend?
Thank you Mr. Cheung, I watched all your videos they are very helpful in understanding my homework! Please keep posting more construction related videos!
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Hi I'm trying to build 100×60 m steel ware house. Any idea on roofing design please
Thanks for the video!
very clear, thank you.
Thank you Mr. Cheung
very good.thanks
The piling machine requires certain headroom. In case of internal A&A works e.g. new internal lift tower, how to drive the steel casing?
Dear Ray, I would like to ask if there's a limit to the socket length/depth. For my pile design, to utilize the full pile loading capacity, I would need a socket length of ~12m. I can't find the information from the codes.
thz you for your contribution
pre-bored H pile is socketed H pile?
Hi Ray, what program do you recomend for draw a deck framing plan?
sir can we have that floor plan image? i just want to practice model and following ur video tutorial thank u
very useful!!
Thank a ton
thank you, very useful.
Your video is so good to explain the engineering design in Hong Kong. It would be good to do a video to teach how to design by the HK Wind code 2019 with comparison of the wind 2019 vs 2004. Thanks for your good video again.
very nice ,could u plz send me References
Could you provide us with the dowload of this project ?
thank you for this viddeo, when i didd that for my level 1 to level 2 it's ok, but when i click on level 2 on project browser i canselect the walls or doors, like doesn't exist any addvice please ?
Good video, I hope you can give me sir the soft copy of this module. Thanks
i use sketchup than use ruler and put in colour for details, each floor is 2m
can u teach how to model highrise with transfer plate using etabs?
Dear ray, thanks for your great video. Is the rock socketed H pile only suitable for the case that the bedrock is close to the surface? What is the economical depth for using a rock socketed H pile?
Once the bedrock is close to ground level , say 3metre, we will use footing. There is no absolute value for optimum design, but you can say 40 metre.
CheukMan Herman Li there is no absolute answer, but engineers always consider with the cost. You can design with bored piles even the rock head is close to the GL, but it will be much much expensive than pad foundation.
Keep it up! Thank you for your fruitful video!
Hi Ray. Are you working at Arup?
It is a wonderful tool for people know more about structure.
Why you always say ok
YES ALWAYS LOL
YESSSSS