I'm studying to use Robot Structural Analysis Professional ver. 2010. My problem is how to introduce P-delta effect in the analysis. It's very different with ETABS and SAP, which gives you a feeling that something is wrong with the result when you're using robot. Anybody has analysis reference manual for Robot Structural Analysis Profession ver. 2010? It's very hard to study a software without the analysis reference manual. Pls. help. thanks.
work-around on modelling strap footing (my personal method)
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Posted by: iceman84 - 09-16-2010, 08:40 AM - Forum: Archive
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Hello! I want to ask if anybody has the following report:
ATC-9 An evaluation of the Imperial County Services Building Earthquake Response and Associated Damage (Published 1984)
Thank you!
SEAOC Blue Book 1999
Commentary C402.5
SEAOC Strong-column/weak-beam
POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
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Shear Wall Analysis – New Modelling, Same Answers.
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A Pressing Need for College Education in Prestressed Concrete
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Harry G. Harris and Srikanth Iyengar
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Charles C. Zollman
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