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TxtFact
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Size of the numbering is possible to manipulate by changing the text factor |
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Elem
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Boundary of cross-section elements will be drawn |
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Nod
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Cross marks of all element nodes will be drawn |
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El-Num
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Cross-section elements will be numbered |
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Nod-Num
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Element nodes will be numbered |
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Reinf
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Reinforcement points/lines in the cross-section will be drawn and numbered |
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StrP
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Stress-check and temperature points of the cross-section will be drawn and numbered |
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Tend
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Tendon positions in the cross-section will be drawn Input of node numbers for defining the additional point positions is automatically done when the appropriate node is selected graphically (short diagonal line over the node). The reinforcement/stress point (or line) will be drawn. immediately following the distance and angle definition. Input can be visually controlled this way. The table below displays the input data for the selected cross-section - This data can be copied, modified etc using the symbols above the table.
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PointName
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The name(max. 16 char) can be assigned to the point. |
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PointType
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It is possible to choose between certain reinforcement types/arrangements, temperature, stress-check and shear capacity check points:
- single point (for reinforcement, stress check, temperature and shear capacity check)
- polygon
- curve
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Attribute-Set
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An attribute-set (material) has to be assigned to each item of additional point Note: The attribute-set can not be changed!
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Reference-Set-Type
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Each additional point has a certain reference-set type Note: The reference-set-type can not be changed!
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Units
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During the input there is possible to change the units. |
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EDGES
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Each point must be assigned to two cross-section edges. The input of nodes distance and angle is necessary for each point. |
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Node 1
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Input the cross-section node numbers for the first and second edges defining the first reinforcement point. The data can be interactively input (graphically). A short free-hand line drawn over the node position is sufficient for the program to recognize and input the node number. |
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Node 2
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Input the cross-section node numbers for the first and second edges defining the second reinforcement point. The data can be interactively input (graphically). A short free-hand line drawn over the node position is sufficient for the program to recognize and input the node number. |
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Distance
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Distance of the reinforcement point from the first/second edge, measured in the direction defined by the angle - see input below. |
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Angle
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Direction (Angle) between the edge and the reinforcement point. |
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TMP
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For temperature point the temperature gradient has to be input. |
