Lesson 1: Introduction to Shearwalls
Lesson 2: Adjusting Units, Snap Increments, and Site Information
Lesson 3: Diaphragm Analysis
Lesson 4: Shearwall Design: Capacity vs. Deflection Based Force Distribution
Lesson 5: Shearwall Design: Deflection Analysis
Lesson 6: Hold-Down Design
Lesson 7: Single Shearwall Design: An Example
Lesson 8: Outputs, Data and Information Management
Lesson 9: Modelling Techniques and Tips
Lesson 10: The Speed of Structural Design in Shearwalls
Course Summary
Modelling Techniques and Tips
Introduction
This lesson covers key modeling techniques in Shearwalls, including creating structures with varying story levels, adjusting complex plan layouts, and manipulating walls for different floor configurations. It explains how to create mono slope roofs, attach canopies, and manage partitions for load analysis. The video emphasizes best practices, such as using separate structure blocks for different story levels and specifying partitions correctly to ensure accurate seismic load calculations. These techniques help streamline the modeling process and improve structural accuracy within the program.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Understand how to model structures with varying story levels and complex plan layouts using Shearwalls Program.
- Demonstrate the ability to manipulate wall segments, create mono slope roofs, and attach canopies to structures.
- Apply best practices for handling partitions to ensure accurate load analysis and seismic calculations.
- Evaluate when and how to modify structural elements to optimize modeling efficiency and improve structural accuracy.
Instructional Video
Video Run Time: 05:38 minutes