Thanks man. This will in no doubt go a long way but this like other videos is just for gable roof. What about Hip roof where I have trusses coming in from different directions. I suppose you know what I mean. Thanks
Excuse me sir , When I created truss and analysis the result that shown me - What type of truss support ? - What type is the truss connection point for each member?
Hello Mr. Pelapat. Usually, Trusses are PIN(Hinge) supported and PIN(Hinge) jointed. When you complete the member analysis and design and then you transfer it to ProtaSteel. You can further decide whether you use BOLTED or WELDED connection.
ProtaStructure will definitely identify the column or beam supports when the truss it is modeled. The support you see in the editor simply represent the start and end point of the truss.
Well done, Engr. Ridwan
Really interesting..thanks alot
But I'm looking forward to those complex roof styles.those roofs having gable and hip ends
Kudos boss!
Thanks man. This will in no doubt go a long way but this like other videos is just for gable roof. What about Hip roof where I have trusses coming in from different directions. I suppose you know what I mean. Thanks
Thanks!
Excuse me sir , When I created truss and analysis the result that shown me
- What type of truss support ?
- What type is the truss connection point for each member?
Hello Mr. Pelapat.
Usually, Trusses are PIN(Hinge) supported and PIN(Hinge) jointed. When you complete the member analysis and design and then you transfer it to ProtaSteel. You can further decide whether you use BOLTED or WELDED connection.
What if you have more than two supports?
ProtaStructure will definitely identify the column or beam supports when the truss it is modeled. The support you see in the editor simply represent the start and end point of the truss.