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
Résumé du cours
Partie 3 : Retenues personnalisées
Introduction
This video explains how to edit or create custom hold-downs in Shearwalls, which are essential for shearwall design. Users can modify existing hold-downs, including anchor bolt properties, displacement limits, and shrinkage compensators, or add new ones, such as the MyTech UPHD9. The program automatically applies hold-down capacities to larger stud sizes and warns users when smaller sizes are used. Once created, custom hold-downs are saved in the database for future shearwall projects.
Résultats de l'apprentissage
A la fin de cette leçon, vous serez capable de :
- Identify the steps to modify existing hold-downs and add new ones in Shearwalls.
- Explain the role of anchor bolts, displacement limits, and shrinkage compensators in hold-down design.
- Apply the process of configuring hold-down properties, including load capacities and stud size considerations.
- Demonstrate how to save and use custom hold-downs in future shearwall projects.
Instructional Video (Part 3 of 3)
Video Run Time: 05:52 minutes