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CSiCol is a comprehensive software package used for the analysis and design of columns, efficiently addressing the design of columns of any concrete, reinforced concrete, or composite cross-section.
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DESIGN OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS Effective July 1,...
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DESIGN OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS Effective July 1,...
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Column Design. Analyse and designs square and circular columns and piles for axial loads and end moments, including automatically calculated eccentricity effects. ADC gives you a list of reinforcement arrangements that meet the detailing and load requirements, allowing you to make the final engineering choice. Code Compliant Checking
Eriksson Column is the most advanced software for precast column design. With it, you can quickly design and analyze rectangular reinforced concrete columns in accordance with ACI 318. Reinforcement can be added using any combination of rebar and prestressing, with stirrups or spiral ties.
24 Σεπ 2020 · CSiCOL is a comprehensive software package used for the analysis and design of columns. The design of columns of any concrete, reinforced concrete, or composite cross-section can be carried out by the program. CSiCOL provides a 'Quick Design Wizard' tool that guides the users step-by-step, through the whole process of column design.
Multi-purpose structural modeling and finite element analysis software for two- and three-dimensional buildings and structures with straightforward, robust, and quick yet simple spCAD graphical interface.
A free concrete section designer in accordance with eurcode 2, check concrete beams or columns for uniaxial bending. AI Qualification Automation
spColumn is structural engineering software for designing and investigating reinforced concrete sections subject to combined axial and flexural loads. Top-selling worldwide, spColumn delivers a clean and simple interface for model editing and 3D visualization of the nominal and factored failure surfaces.
