Steel Structure Connection Design | IDEA StatiCa | From Zero
3DModeling, Analysis & Design of different connections : Rigid & Semi Rigid beam to column, brace, base plate, splice
Lo que serás capaz de hacer
Note: This course is full of real-word examples of steel connections. • Are you ready to develop engineering judgment and interpretation skills for steel connection design , instead of just learning how to model? • Do you want to compare IDEA StatiCa results with manual calculations and see why differences appear in beam-to-column connections, base plates, and gusset plates ? • Are you prepared to tackle real-world steel connection design challenges faced by professional engineers in structural engineering projects? This course is a comprehensive and professional training on Steel Structure Connection Design using IDEA StatiCa, developed for engineers who want to master modeling, analysis, design, and interpretation of steel connections from zero to professional level. Unlike basic software tutorials, this course focuses on real engineering behavior, code-based design, and result interpretation, helping you understand why a connection passes or fails — not just how to model it. You will work with a wide range of moment connections, shear connections, braced connections, gusset plates, base plates, beam splices, and column splices, following AISC and ACI design concepts, capacity design principles, and nonlinear stress–strain analysis. Headlines: 1-Practical Use of Software Operators for Modeling and Design 2-Various Rigid Beam-to-Column Connections Based on AISC Code 3- Friction-Bolted and Welded Connections 4- Semi-Rigid Connections with Tee Sections 5-Featuring Reduced Beam Section (RBS) Profiles 6- End-Plate Connections With and Without Stiffeners 7- Doubler Plates and Continuity Plates 8- Fillet and Butt Welds 9-Evaluation and Interpretation of Results, and Model Improvements to Satisfy AISC Code Requirements 10-Investigating the Sources of Differences Between Software and Manual Calculations 11-Custom-Shaped Gusset Plates 12-Requirement for Out-of-Plane Buckling 13- Brace Buckling 14- Local and Global Buckling 15-Design of Base Plates and Anchor Bolts Based on American Standards 16- Pullout Failure, Shear Failure, Concrete Breakout, and Base Plate Yielding 18-Design of Beam Splice Plates Based on AISC Code 19-Design of Column Splice Plates with Combined Bolted and Welded Connections Based on AISC Code Feel free to ask me any questions while going through the course. As you learn steel structure design , just reach out—I’m here to guide you and make sure you fully understand every concept.
- Introduction to Steel Structure Connection Design
- Practical Use of Software Operators for Modeling and Design such as: Cut, Cut-Off Plate, Stiffener, Stiffening Plate, End Plate, Shifted End Plate
- Practical Use of Software Operators for Modeling and Design such as: Cleat, Rib, Widener, Base Plate, Gusset Plate, Weld, Splice Plate, Opening, Fin Plate
- Modeling, Analysis, and Design of Various Rigid Beam-to-Column Connections based on AISC code.
- Friction Bolted and Welded Connections: Using top and bottom plates and fin plates.
- Connections with Tee Sections: Incorporating tee-shaped sections for enhanced moment transfer.
Temario
UNIDAD 1 - Introduction to the software, design and analysis of beam-to-column connection · 16 leccionesUNIDAD 1 - Introduction to the software, design and analysis of beam-to-column connection
UNIDAD 1 - Introduction to the software, design and analysis of beam-to-column connection
- Modeling beam-to-column connections with custom steel sections and materials.
- Beam web openings, fin plate connections, top/bottom plates with splice/cut.
- Applying loads and analyzing their effects on bending moment distribution
- Exercise file _ Lecture 1-3
- Capacity design of connections with friction bolts according to AISC
- Improving bolted moment connections and full introduction to the Weld operator
- Interpreting design results of bolted top & bottom plate moment connections
- Evaluating bolt diameter effects on demand-capacity ratio and prying action
- Exercise file _ Lecture 5-8
- Welded moment connections design, weak beam–strong column check
- Exercise file _ Lecture 10
- Interpreting bolted moment results and comparing software vs. manual calculation
- Design of weak-axis moment beam-to-column connections with T-sections
- Design and optimization of semi-rigid bolted moment connections
- RBS moment connections design&analysis with seismic loading&panel strengthening
- End plate moment design with reinforcement and triangle stiffeners
UNIDAD 2 - Design of bracing connections with gusset plate checks and software result · 8 leccionesUNIDAD 2 - Design of bracing connections with gusset plate checks and software result
UNIDAD 2 - Design of bracing connections with gusset plate checks and software result
- Buckling analysis of connection & section plates with mode checks
- Braced connections design with rectangular gusset plates,buckling& apacity check
- Introduction to the Plate Editor for advanced geometrical editing of plates
- Checking gusset plate size & welds based on brace geometry and buckling
- Evaluating brace angle effects on gusset plate edge distance and load path
- Design of gusset plates with tensile, compressive & post-buckling brace capacity
- Step-by-step conversion of gussets to custom polygons using Plate Editor
- Design of stiffened gusset plates to resist brace buckling and improve stability
UNIDAD 3 - Base plate design &analysis with hand calculation comparison and software result · 5 leccionesUNIDAD 3 - Base plate design &analysis with hand calculation comparison and software result
UNIDAD 3 - Base plate design &analysis with hand calculation comparison and software result
- Intro to software-based base plate & anchor design with ACI checks
- Base plate design for I-columns under axial, shear & bending with anchor checks
- Design of base plates for box columns near edges with stiffeners & manual check
- Interpreting base plate design results, including stiffener influence
- Modeling heavily loaded base plates with stiffeners and optimized anchor layouts
UNIDAD 4 - Analysis and design of beam splices · 1 leccionesUNIDAD 4 - Analysis and design of beam splices
UNIDAD 4 - Analysis and design of beam splices
- Design of beam splices with flange/web plates & friction bolts
UNIDAD 5 - Analysis and design of column splices · 1 leccionesUNIDAD 5 - Analysis and design of column splices
UNIDAD 5 - Analysis and design of column splices
- Design of column splices with bolts & welds, including strain and rupture checks
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Muestra · verificable por folio y QR
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- Contenido impartido por Hesamoddin Kheirbakhsh.
- Folio y QR verificables para compartirlo con quien te contrate.
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- 12 meses de acceso
- Certificado emitido por la SEP (Gob. del Estado de México) con folio verificable
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