This class is designed to broaden your concrete design and detailing expertise. Using S-CONCRETE, learn how to define, edit, load, design, and detail reinforced concrete sections for beams, columns, and walls according to the ACI, CSA, and EC2 standards. We will also use S-LINE to define, analyze, design, and detail continuous reinforced concrete beams. Inexamining the results generated from these concrete design solutions, the attendees will have the opportunity to study some of the calculations that go into the various design checks the software performs.
Class Date : April 16, 2019
Class Time : 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Pacific Time
The course is delivered in a live 3 hour lecture.
Includes graded Final exam (you will receive a score report for your records)
Certificate of mastery will be provided to attendees that achieve a final score above 75% and Educational Units will go towards an S-FRAME certification
Earn PDH (Professional Development Credits) for attendance
Any Structural or Civil Engineer working on projects involving concrete design and detailing. No prior experience with S-CONCRETE or S-LINE is needed - this class is a great way for new users to get up and running as quickly as possible.
Class registrants should have a technical education and background in civil or structural engineering
No prior experience with S-CONCRETE, S-LINE, or S-FRAME is required
The S-CONCRETE interface explained
Modeling reinforced concrete sections for Columns, Walls and Beams
How to apply loads
Running a design check on concrete sections according to different design codes: ACE, CSA, EC2
Optimizing the design
Understanding the results: Moment curvature, Axial Load and Moment Interaction Diagrams, Reports and the calculations that go into the design checks
The S-LINE interface explained
Using S-LINE to design and detail continuous concrete beams to ACI, CSA, EC2 design codes
PC-based : Windows® 10, 8, 7 or Vista
Min 2 GB RAM, Recommended 4 GB or more
Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card - Must support hardware vertex processing
S-CONCRETE and S-LINE 2017 (short-term academic licenses available, if needed)