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REC-STR-001: Access recording of online courses | Get access to recording of earlier online courses related to wind engineering, earthquake resistant design, design of steel structures, applications in software ETABS & STAAD.Pro. There are total 98 sessions and 140+ contact hours. Link for more details: https://academy.sqveconsultants.com/rec-str-001
REC-STR-004 : Access recording of online courses | Design of Steel structures Get access to recording of earlier online courses related to design of steel structures which include important discussions related to design standards such as IS 800:2007, NBC 2016, AISC 360-22, AISC 341-16, EUROCODE-3 along with software applications in STAAD Pro & RAM connection. There are total 57 sessions with 85+ contact hours.
Link for more details: https://academy.sqveconsultants.com/rec-str-004
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STEEL-STR-007
Pre-engineered steel building (PEB) offers cost optimisation over the conventional sizes of the structural members (non-tapered). However, as the structure becomes relatively slender, more precautions are to be taken in analysis and design of the structure for ensuring stability. For the stability of slender steel structures as well as for the optimisation, it is extremely important to understand the fundamentals of flexure buckling, lateral torsional buckling, interaction between different structural elements for transfer of load, etc.
In view of the above, we have designed a unique online course for design of PEB structure for warehouse, titled as STEEL-STR-007 – Design of PEB steel structures as per IS 800:2007| Warehouse | STAAD Pro | RAM connection | RCDC. In the present course, only warehouse is considered so that we can have more focused discussions related to fundamentals for design of the steel structure, as mentioned above. In the upcoming online courses, other functional requirements, such as heavy crane, mezzanine floor, etc. will be considered.
We will start the course with basic understanding of structural behaviour and stability concepts for shed type of structure. Following shows highlights of the course:
a) The important limit states such as flexure buckling, lateral torsional buckling, local buckling, etc. will be explained through finite element modelling of the individual members.
b) Interaction between different structural elements such as column, rafter, purlin, sag rod, girts, sheeting, flange bracing, etc. will be explained in detail.
c) Case study of two warehouse structures (with and without central column), covering the following steps:
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Link for more details of the course STEEL-STR-007: https://sqveconsultants.com/steel-str-007
Join YouTube channel of SQVe academy: / @structuralengineering
Playlist of Member-only videos: • Members-only videos
Join WhatsApp Community of SQVe Academy | You will receive details for joining free sessions for structural engineers as a part of SQVe Structural Summit, important updates, etc. Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JHSph6kemaGJLMasodebhW
REC-STR-001: Access recording of online courses | Get access to recording of earlier online courses related to wind engineering, earthquake resistant design, design of steel structures, applications in software ETABS & STAAD.Pro. There are total 98 sessions and 140+ contact hours. Link for more details: https://academy.sqveconsultants.com/rec-str-001
REC-STR-004 : Access recording of online courses | Design of Steel structures Get access to recording of earlier online courses related to design of steel structures which include important discussions related to design standards such as IS 800:2007, NBC 2016, AISC 360-22, AISC 341-16, EUROCODE-3 along with software applications in STAAD Pro & RAM connection. There are total 57 sessions with 85+ contact hours.
Link for more details: https://academy.sqveconsultants.com/rec-str-004
Link for joining telegram group for technical discussion related to structural engineering: https://t.me/structuralengineering1
Register to receive regular updates through email: https://sqveconsultants.com/register
STEEL-STR-007
Pre-engineered steel building (PEB) offers cost optimisation over the conventional sizes of the structural members (non-tapered). However, as the structure becomes relatively slender, more precautions are to be taken in analysis and design of the structure for ensuring stability. For the stability of slender steel structures as well as for the optimisation, it is extremely important to understand the fundamentals of flexure buckling, lateral torsional buckling, interaction between different structural elements for transfer of load, etc.
In view of the above, we have designed a unique online course for design of PEB structure for warehouse, titled as STEEL-STR-007 – Design of PEB steel structures as per IS 800:2007| Warehouse | STAAD Pro | RAM connection | RCDC. In the present course, only warehouse is considered so that we can have more focused discussions related to fundamentals for design of the steel structure, as mentioned above. In the upcoming online courses, other functional requirements, such as heavy crane, mezzanine floor, etc. will be considered.
We will start the course with basic understanding of structural behaviour and stability concepts for shed type of structure. Following shows highlights of the course:
a) The important limit states such as flexure buckling, lateral torsional buckling, local buckling, etc. will be explained through finite element modelling of the individual members.
b) Interaction between different structural elements such as column, rafter, purlin, sag rod, girts, sheeting, flange bracing, etc. will be explained in detail.
c) Case study of two warehouse structures (with and without central column), covering the following steps:
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