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Civil-Comp Proceedings
ISSN 1759-3433 CCP: 70
COMPUTATIONAL STEEL STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY Edited by:
Paper I.2
Object-Oriented Definition of Compressed Battened Member for an Automatic CAD Procedure J. Szalai and F. Papp
Department of Steel Structures, Technical University, Budapest, Hungary J. Szalai, F. Papp, "Object-Oriented Definition of Compressed Battened Member for an Automatic CAD Procedure", in , (Editors), "Computational Steel Structures Technology", Civil-Comp Press, Edinburgh, UK, pp 13-18, 2000. doi:10.4203/ccp.70.1.2
Abstract
Nowadays the complete standard analysis of structures using
no advanced computer methods involves significant excess in
time, energy and possibility of errors. Therefore, the
development of new generation of softwares for integrated
standard analysis and design is in the focus. On the side of
analysis the most efficient procedures apply thin-walled
beam-column finite element including the warping effect.
The full geometric non-linearity takes the advantage of the
3D stability analysis in the re-engineering of the standard
design. This re-engineering may result in automatic analysis-design
procedure. On the other hand, in applicant respect the
object-oriented engineering and programming may be
preferred. Using the OO technology (paradigm) Users may
avoid the generation of finite element model - the basic
object of the model is the structural member like in the
CAD/CAM program technology. However, the finite element
model of the member object is automatically generated by
decomposition. With regard to these points the intention of
this work was to find a suitable CAD oriented model for
battened compression members which follows reliably the
specification of EC3 for battened members. This work was
carried out in the framework of the ConSteel project.
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