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1) Aim :- Summarize the user interface in TSD Project Workspace Open the Tekla Software and click on the New option. Now the project workspace will be visible Scene Content– Demonstrate the use of scene content Open the Tekla Software and click on the New option. Now the project workspace will be visible Now…
C Mallika
updated on 15 Feb 2023
1)
Aim :-
Summarize the user interface in TSD
Project Workspace
Scene Content– Demonstrate the use of scene content
Create two scene views
Loading drop list- How to access
Properties windows – how to access and usage
Currency columns allow for an organization to configure multiple currencies that can be used for rows in the organization. When organizations have multiple currencies, they typically want to be able to perform calculations to provide values using their base currency. When you add a currency column to a table that has no other currency columns, two additional columns are added:
A lookup column called Currency that you can set to any active currency configured for your organization. You can configure multiple active currencies for your organization in Settings > Business Management > Currencies. There you can specify the currency and an exchange rate with the base currency set for your organization. If you have multiple active currencies, you can add the currency column to the form and allow people to specify which currency should be applied to money values for this row. This will change the currency symbol that is shown for the currency columns in the form.
Individuals can also change their personal options to select a default currency for the rows they create.
To create a layout with grids and column pedestal
Step:1) Open TSD and set units to metric
Step:2) Create grid lines according to the layout
Model >Grid lines
Draw the grid lines in X & Y direction
Step:3) Create grid lines according to the layout
Step:4) Create columns for pedestal
Create column properties -Home > Manage property sets
Select the columnn type and add at grid intersections
Building Information Modelling is design and documentation system that suppose to the design drawings and schedules required for the building project. Revit building elements are three types,
Building Information Modelling is holistic process of creating and managing information for a built asset. Based on intelligent model unable to buy cloud platform BIM integration structured, multidisciplinary data to produce a digital representation of an asset across its life cycle from planning and design to construction operations. BIM is a virtual representation of a physical and functional characteristics of facility from inception onwards, as such it serves as a shared information repository for collaboration throughout facilities life cycle. BIM consist mainly of 3D modelling concepts in addition of information, database technology and interpolate software in a desktop computer environment that architect’s engineers and contractors can be used to design a facility and simulate construction, so this technology allows members of the project team to generate a virtual model the structure and all of its system in a 3D and to be able to share that information with each other.
Features of BIM: there are multiple features of BIM available in the beam software
Benefits of BIM:
2) Understand the concept of Categories, Families, Elements, Instances in Revit. Go to Insert Tab, choose a category. Pick a family and element. Understand the instances and insert it to Revit model
ANSWER
INSERT ELEMENT
Result:
The pedestals where created from GF to intermediate
2)Aim :-
column properties for steel columns and model columns in the grid created
Procedure :-
open new file
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• In browser right click o levels
• And select construction levels
• And input the values as below pic
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• Go to model ta
• Select the grid option
• Draw grid
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• Select the parallel grid for quick
• Similar to the other direction
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• Go to home
• Here select manage property sets
• Click new members
• Add the required members as show below
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• Here edit the required properties
• Go to model select column
• Edit the required level I properties ta ad select the required columns
• Place the columns at required positions as show below
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• Similarly place steel colums
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• Go to model
• Select beam
• Select desired beam I properties
• Click I the respective grid points as required
• Copy the beams to required positions
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Click I the respective grid points as required
create the layout with the help of walls as shown in figure.
now go to the architecture tab, select the floor option.
go to pick line and select the walls of layout and click on the right mark.
a blue dotted portion appears throughout the layout.
now go to the edit option at the left side of screen and change the colour and thickness of floor.
go to the view option and select 3d view to view it in 3d.
Result :-
column properties for steel columns and model columns in the grid created. parallel grids are quick.
3)
AIM:
To create beam properties and model primary and secondary beams on the Ground floor, First floor, Roof level
INTRODUCTION:
Tekla structure, basic building objects are provided and detailed further. Columns, Beams is modelled and properties are assigned such as materials, alignments, supports, design code etc. Certain configurations are assigned before modelling the objects such as design code, analysis type, scenes, materials etc
PROCEDURE:
• Open Tekla software
• Click on Manage property sets .
• Click on New
• Select steel beams
• Create Three types of beams and assign steel beam properties
• Three types of beams are taken :Beam 1 - ISMB250, Beam 2 - ISMB350, Beam 3 - ISMB500
• Untick autodesign in each of the beams
• Major alignment is taken as bottom in the beams
• Now place beams at the first floor
• MB 500 beams are placed Horizontally on plan
• MB 350 Beams are placed vertically on plan
• MB 250 beams are placed as secondary beams
RESULTS:
Go to model tab
• Go to manage property set
• Select new steel beam : Rafter
• Assign properties to the beam : Section is ISMB500, untick autodesign, Major aligment is bottom and Under
releases both ends are fixed
• Create another steel beam : Ridge beam
• Assign properties to the beam : Section is ISMB350, untick autodesign and Major aligment is bottom
• Now Click on Frames
• Select all the grids and assign frames
• Now open FRAME 4
• Draw Construction line at midpoint between grids E and F
• Draw another Construction line above first floor level as shown below
• From the intersecting point draw rafter beam connecting to both the end points
• Draw similar rafter beams at remaining grids
• Now place ridge beam on top of the rafter beams
• Go to manage property sets
• Add new member: Steel brace
• Assign section as: Equal angle 75x75x8 size and Connection as bolted, Untick: Autodesign
• Select brace - X from model and draw bracings in Frame C and Gas shown below
• Go to model and click on wall panel
• Draw wall panels at frame C, G as shown below
• Similarly draw wall panels at grid 1 and 4
• Now click on Roof panel in the model tab and draw roof panels at rafter beams
• Go to manage property sets
• Click on new and create slab item
• Asssign properties to the slab: Slab type: Slab on beams, decomposition : twoway, depth taken as 200mm,
grade taken as M25
• Untick autodesign
• Reinforcement details: o For top and bottom bars (both inside and outside)
• Bar size 10mm
• Bar spacing 150mm
• After assigning properties, Go to model: click on slab on beams
• Assign slabs in the ground floor, First floor and Top floor (angle: 90)
RESULT:
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