📅 Join us for an exciting panel discussion on August 8th! Hosted by the Oregon Chapter and CMAA at Migration Brewing, this event will focus on how structural scopes influence project schedules and the success of trades. Our expert panel includes: Luke Hart from Largo Concrete Alese Ashuckian from Smart Lam Aaron Wegner from Coffman Engineer Jordan Copeland from Norse Ironworks Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and network with industry professionals! 🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/djdSPaR6 #ConstructionManagement #StructuralEngineering #PanelDiscussion #OregonChapter #CMAA #Networking #EngineeringInsights #Concrete #CLT #Steel #ConstructionIndustry
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Sequential Construction Analysis (Non-Linear Analysis) -If there is planted columns or transfer slabs, it is required to define construction sequence case as it is more realistic in calculating the planted column load than the whole structure analysis, as it eliminates the Vierendeel action* of columns with floor slabs or beams. Vierendeel action* : It is an expression on CSI web which means that upper floors act as a Frame and carry the planted columns which leads to not realistic values regarding Moment and shear values for planted columns. For more clarification, watch the attached video which explains the difference in results #structuralengineering #structuraldesign #civilengineering #oilandgas #petrochemical #industrial #highrisebuildings #Lateralloads
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