Robot structural Analysis (RC building) from Udemy

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Syllabus

Materials Definition

Definition

Axis and stories

Preferences and job preferences

Elements

Modeling

Walls

Name and copy of walls

Columns

Beams

Slabs

Display

Selection

Opening

Meshing and supports

Loads

Results

Combinations

Design of elements

Design of columns (Required)

Design of columns (Provided)

Design of beams

Design of slab

Raft

Seismic Analysis

UBC 97-Introduction

Modal

Seismic forces definition

Seismic forces definition - 2

IBC introduction

Define seismic forces

stiffness modifiers

Seismic results 1

Seismic results 2

Design of columns

Design of walls

Building B

Modeling and design

Isolated Footing

Combined footing and raft

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Robot structural Analysis (RC building) with these activities:

Review Reinforced Concrete Design Principles

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Reviewing reinforced concrete design principles will help you better understand the design aspects covered in Robot Structural Analysis.

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Review concrete material properties and behavior.
Study the principles of reinforced concrete design.
Practice simple hand calculations for beam and column design.

Practice Modeling Simple Structures in Robot

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Practicing modeling simple structures will improve your proficiency in using Robot Structural Analysis software.

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Model a simple frame structure with beams and columns.
Apply basic loads and run a static analysis.
Compare the results with hand calculations or other software.

Read 'Reinforced Concrete Mechanics and Design' by James Wight

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Reading this book will give you a deeper understanding of the underlying principles behind the software's calculations.

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Obtain a copy of 'Reinforced Concrete Mechanics and Design'.
Read chapters related to beam, column, and slab design.
Work through example problems to reinforce understanding.

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Study 'Seismic Design of Reinforced Concrete Buildings' by Jack Moehle

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Studying this book will enhance your understanding of seismic design principles and their application in Robot.

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Acquire a copy of 'Seismic Design of Reinforced Concrete Buildings'.
Focus on chapters related to seismic analysis and design of RC elements.
Relate the concepts to the seismic analysis features in Robot.

Follow Advanced Robot Structural Analysis Tutorials

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Following advanced tutorials will expose you to more complex modeling and analysis techniques in Robot.

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Search for tutorials on advanced topics like seismic analysis.
Replicate the steps in the tutorials using your own models.
Experiment with different parameters and settings.

Model and Analyze a Multi-Story RC Building

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Starting a project to model and analyze a multi-story building will allow you to apply your knowledge and skills in a realistic scenario.

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Obtain architectural drawings for a multi-story RC building.
Create a 3D model of the building in Robot Structural Analysis.
Define material properties, loads, and boundary conditions.
Perform static and seismic analysis according to relevant codes.
Design the reinforced concrete elements and generate reports.

Create a Design Report for a Building

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Creating a design report will help you consolidate your knowledge and present your findings in a professional manner.

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Select a building you have modeled in Robot.
Document the design process, assumptions, and results.
Include relevant code checks and calculations.
Present the report in a clear and concise format.

Career center

Learners who complete Robot structural Analysis (RC building) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Structural Engineer

Structural Engineers are responsible for the design and analysis of structures, ensuring their safety and stability. This course helps build a foundation in modeling and analyzing buildings using Robot Software, a key skill for structural engineers. The course's focus on reinforced concrete element design using ACI code, as well as seismic analysis according to UBC97 and IBC codes, directly aligns with the responsibilities of a Structural Engineer. Learning how to define seismic forces using UBC 97 and IBC codes is crucial. Completing this course helps you practice by way of the examples that it furnishes.

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Civil Engineer

Civil Engineers plan, design, and oversee the construction and maintenance of building structures and infrastructure projects. A core skill for a Civil Engineer is understanding structural analysis, and this course provides training in Robot Software for modeling and analysis. The course content, covering columns, walls, beams, and slabs, is vital for civil engineering projects involving reinforced concrete structures. Furthermore, learning how to define materials along with axis and stories is valuable. With this course knowledge, aspiring Civil Engineers will have experience with design codes and material properties.

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Structural Designer

Structural Designers create detailed plans and drawings for building structures, working closely with structural engineers. This course can be useful, as it teaches Robot Software for building modeling and analysis. Structural Designers will benefit from the course's coverage of reinforced concrete element design using ACI code. Also covered is seismic analysis according to UBC97 and IBC codes. The course's practical examples provide hands-on experience, helping Structural Designers to improve their efficiency in the design process.

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Architectural Engineer

Architectural Engineers focus on the structural and mechanical aspects of building design. Using Robot Software helps Architectural Engineers to effectively model elements of a building. Given that this course teaches how to define and use job preferences, model diverse structural elements (columns, walls, and beams), and apply seismic analysis as per UBC97 and IBC codes, those in architectural engineering will find it particularly useful. The course's emphasis on reinforced concrete design further enhances an Architectural Engineer's capabilities in creating safe and efficient building designs.

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BIM Modeler

BIM Modelers create detailed 3D models of buildings and infrastructure using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. This course provides relevant training in Robot Software. It is especially helpful given its focus on modeling structural elements like columns, walls, beams, and slabs. The course also helps BIM Modelers to learn how to define materials, preferences, and job preferences, making it a good way to build a foundation in structural modeling. This experience will allow a BIM Modeler to contribute to design decisions.

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Construction Manager

Construction Managers oversee construction projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Understanding structural analysis and design is beneficial for Construction Managers, and this course provides essential skills in Robot Software for building modeling. The course's focus on elements and defining combinations and supports helps with the design of reinforced concrete elements. Additionally, understanding seismic analysis principles, which are covered in the course, helps Construction Managers to execute projects successfully and safely, in accordance with regulatory requirements.

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CAD Technician

Computer Aided Design (CAD) Technicians use software to create technical drawings and plans for construction projects. This course may be useful, as the course teaches Robot Software for modeling and analysing buildings, CAD Technicians can expand their skill set. The course's coverage of modeling structural elements, such as columns, walls, and beams, provides practical skills applicable to structural drafting. Moreover, understanding how to define axis, stories, and preferences is useful to CAD design, and is covered in the course.

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Project Engineer

Project Engineers assist in the planning, design, and execution of construction projects. A Project Engineer may find this course useful, as it provides training in Robot Software for modeling and analysis. The course's focus on reinforced concrete design, seismic analysis, and design codes can help Project Engineers better understand the technical aspects of structural projects. Project Engineers who can apply the knowledge from this course are able to assist the design team and contribute to project success.

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Geotechnical Engineer

Geotechnical Engineers investigate soil and rock conditions to assess the suitability of sites for construction. This course may indirectly be helpful as it addresses structural design, specifically how to design footings. While the primary focus of geotechnical engineering differs, understanding foundation design and soil-structure interaction through design examples included in this course, can help Geotechnical Engineers collaborate effectively with structural engineers. This course helps Geotechnical Engineers understand how buildings are designed.

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Urban Planner

An Urban Planner develops plans and programs for land use, transportation, and community development. While this course focuses on structural analysis and design, understanding building structures may be somewhat helpful for Urban Planners. The course's coverage of seismic analysis and design codes can provide insight into building regulations and safety considerations in urban planning. Knowing how to define axis, stories, preferences, is useful to Urban Planners, and is covered in the course.

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Sustainability Consultant

Sustainability Consultants advise organizations on how to reduce their environmental impact. A course that teaches Robot Software can be useful for a Sustainability Consultant. While structural analysis might not be the core aspect, learning about building materials, design practices, and structural efficiency may contribute to a more holistic understanding of sustainable building design. The focus on concrete elements may be useful. Sustainability Consultants can use this knowledge to promote eco-friendly designs.

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Facilities Manager

Facilities Managers are responsible for the maintenance, operation, and upkeep of buildings and infrastructure. A Facilities Manager may find this course useful, as the course teaches Robot Software for modeling and analysis. While not directly related, understanding structural elements can provide insights into building integrity and maintenance requirements. The Facilities Manager can use their familiarity with definitions to maintain facilities.

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Estimator

An Estimator prepares cost estimates for construction projects. This course may be useful for an Estimator, as familiarity with structural modeling and design can aid in estimating costs related to materials and labor. Understanding design and modeling with Robot Software provides context for more accurate cost assessments. The course's emphasis on the elements of a building may make estimation more accurate.

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Construction Inspector

Construction Inspectors monitor construction sites to ensure compliance with building codes and safety regulations. A Construction Inspector may find the course useful, as the course teaches Robot Software for modeling and analysis. Understanding the nature of the elements provides the inspector with context. This context may allow an inspector to more easily determine if the construction is of an acceptable level of compliance.

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Insurance Underwriter

Insurance Underwriters evaluate risk and determine appropriate insurance coverage and premiums. A course teaching Robot Software may be useful for Insurance Underwriters, as familiarity with building design and structural analysis can aid in risk assessment. Understanding seismic considerations and design codes provides a basis for evaluating structural integrity. Insurance Underwriters may use this to make better business decisions.

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