Week 2 Challenge
1.1 AIM :
To assign the circular section in the column
PROCEDURE :
Create the model in the staad pro that can be a column
In properties , define parameters
Assign circular shape of the column
RESULT :

1.2 AIM :
To assign the unit system in the STAAD pro
PROCEDURE :
- Go to the file menu and then the settings
- Open the structural settings
- Change the dimensions to the required units
1.3 AIM :
To create the parameter of the design by Bay frame
PROCEDURE :
- By clicking on structural wizard option
- Click frame model and the bay frame
- Enter the parameters like length, breadth, height and the bay frame along the length, breadth and height
1.4 For the codal provision incorporated in STAAD pro are ;
- IS 456-2000
- IS 13920-2016
- IS 875-1987
- IS 800-2007
- IS 1893-2016
1.5
- Go to the Design option
- Click on the define parameter
- In the design Parameter the Fck Compressive strength of RCC section is Given as 25000KNm

2.1 PROCEDURE:-
1. GEOMETRY:-
The node location and the node spacing are given
2. PROPERTIES:-
Specify the sectional properties of the section
3. MATERIALS:-
Specify the properties of the materials
4. SPECIFICATION:-
The specification are given
5. SUPPORT :-
The end support are to be given as per necessity
6. LOADING:-
Need to provide the loading pattern and the loading combination
7. ANALYSIS:-
Need to analyse the model and all the input specifications are given
8. DESIGN:-
Finally the design are to be done
2.2 Fixed Support degrees of freedom which are to be treated as fully restrained, Hence, those degrees of freedom are not considered for the stiffness matrix, and their value is not calculated.
Enforced degrees of freedom which are free to displace are assigned springs of zero stiffness. Hence, for all the 6 degrees of freedom at such supports, the displacements are calculated.
3.1 Steps involved in the of a model using STAAD Pro sequentially are as follow;
- Create model using node system or create by using the structural wizard
- Add beams
- Choose properties
- Add supports
- Add specificaton if any
- Add loadings
- Apply perform analysis
- Run the MODEL
- Go to post processing
- View S.F , B.M and displacement
- 3.2 By Analytical Model
- By Physical Model
STAAD.Pro Physical Modeler takes advantage of physical modeling to simplify of modeling a structure, which in turn more accurately reflects the process of building a model. Beams and surfaces are placed in the model on the scale of which they would appear in the physical world
3.3
1.FIXED:-
All the transitional and rotational displacement are restrained
2. PINNED:-
Transitional displacement are restrained but rotational oments are not restrained
3. FIXED BUT:-
The fixed support is similar to pinned support it allows us to provide the degree of freedom to view the displacement either translation or rotational
4. ENFORCED:-
When enforced supports are assigned to the structure the software allows the springs to itself and the displacement can be calculated however there is no provision to provide the spring constant
5. ENFORCED BUT:-
The software assigns the spring itself with zero stiffness or high stiffness
- 3.4
- After Analyse go to the Postprocessing
- Select Load Combination
- Click on Plate Results.
- Select Plate Sress Contour
- Select LOad Combination.
- Check MAx Absolute Stress
- Check Major Principle Stress
- Check MX(Local)
3.5
- After Analysis
- Go to PostProcessing
- Check SFD and BMD by Click on SFD and BMD tool.
- Next Click on LAyout and click on Graph to view SFD and BMD
- By Double click on Member.
PRACTICAL
1.A :
- Open Stadd Software
- Create new Model
- Select Matric
- Go to the Geometry and give ditance of 0-20 m in Table
- Go to property and add property of beam
- Choose rectangle and material concrete.
- Assign the Property to the view.






PRACTICAL
1. B : Fixed Beam







