Construction Schedule

Definition of the actions in the construction schedule.

Doubleclick below stage name will allow to edit stage info. Default stage info is Construction stage x, activated x, y, z.

Tip: If the column labels are not easily identified, click the

tool to edit the column widths.

Column Label	Description
Length	In the leftmost column the lengths of the elements have to be entered (they are needed for the wet concrete and traveller load cases).
Age	Age of the elements at their first activation. Note: The activation of the elements is also being performed by applying this input of the age! (For the input of age is imperative when activating new concrete elements, an additional input and space is saved.) Alternatively the characters A for activation without time value and D for deactivation (both used for spring elements) can be applied. Attention: Deactivation of (spring) elements needs further considerations within RM using the DEMO load case (Actions on Element End) by the user, it is not done automatically by the program!
CS	Name of the stress label of the corresponding tendons to be pre-stressed in this stage (used in the tenon module).
Tr	There are four options for the consideration of the traveler in the schedule +: traveler is put on *: traveler is moved (i.e., taken off from the previous stage and put on at the actual one) -: traveler is taken off (blank): no movement of the traveler The input has to be applied in the current line of the activated element.
wc	The input of * in this column means that the wet concrete (of the elements being activated in the next stage) should be considered in this stage.
t	Specifies the duration for creep and shrinkage (and time to the next stage). Note: Only the first input in the column will be considered, possible further ones will be ignored (as there can only be one value for creep and shrinkage for each stage).
Bl	Input of the label for the consideration of a certain blister weight (defined in Blisters), which will be applied on the corresponding element in this stage. Blister weights are also considered in the wet concrete calculation, when wet concrete is calculated for an element, where blisters are defined. There will be generated load sets, which are assigned to the corresponding wet concrete and self-weight load cases of the considered element.

Keyboard & Mouse Actions

Input	Description
Left-click	Selects a certain stage or column Length (all block operations are then performed within the selected stage or in Length).
Double-click	Allows you to edit a certain value in the list or switches a character.
`<Ctrl>`+Left-click or `<Space>`	Marks the current item as selected.
`<Shift>`+Left-click	Marks all items from the last item selected before up to the current one.
`<Shift>`+Right-click	Inverts mark of all items from the last item selected before up to the current one.
Right-click	Opens the pop-up menu with actions to perform block operations.

Pop-up Menu

Right-click to select one of the following actions:

Menu item	Description	Keyboard Shortcut
Edit	Opens the Edit dialog, which is used to edit the values in the current selection.	`<Enter>`
Copy All	Copies whole selected table into clipboard.	`<Ctrl+A>`
Copy	Copies marked items into clipboard.	`<Ctrl+C>`
Cut	Cuts marked items and placed them onto the clipboard.	`<Ctrl+X>`
Paste to selected	Pastes clipboard from the currently selected item downwards (overwrites the contents).	`<Ctrl+V>`
Insert to selected	Inserts clipboard before the currently selected item.
Insert empty line	Inserts an empty line.
Delete	Deletes the marked or currently selected item(s) (overwrites with blanks).	`<Ctrl+D>`
Delete line (shift upwards)	Deletes the selected line and shifts all lines below upwards.
Delete line (shift downwards)	Deletes the selected line and shifts all lines above downwards.
Unmark marked	Unmark all marked lines.
Mirror marked	Copies marked items mirrored into clipboard (can be pasted then).
Mirror marked to selected	Copies marked items mirrored into clipboard and pastes them from the currently selected item downwards.