AutoCAD Structural Detailing, based on the platform of AutoCAD , provides a means of fast and efficient detailing and the creation of working drawings for the manufacture of steel and concrete structures. The program supports BIM (BIM) and created specifically for designers and manufacturers of construction applications.

AutoCAD Structural Detailing is used to calculate building structures:
- Intelligent design objects - We work with objects such as beams, columns, plates and rebar.
- Templates detailing - Templates detailing by Russian standards and regulations to help maintain compliance projects GOST and SNIP.
- Base materials - contain standard materials such as steel sections and fittings.
- Automatic species and sites - automatically generated drawings of the cuts, facades and units.
- The specifications and material lists - It is possible the rapid formation of specifications and statements to the projects.
- Custom detailing - Assigning styles, you can produce the drawings, fully meet the organization's standards.
- Interaction with other settlement programs - Supports import of models of structures produced in Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis.

Requirements
32-bit version of AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2011

- Operating system Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise, Ultimate, Professional or Home Premium, Microsoft Windows Vista (SP1) Enterprise, Business, Ultimate, or Home Premium; Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Home (SP2 or higher).
- Dual-Core Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon with a frequency of 3.0 GHz or higher, supports SSE2, Windows Vista and Windows 7. Dual-Core Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon with a frequency of 1.6 GHz or higher, supports SSE2, for Windows XP with 3 GB of RAM.
- 3 GB of hard drive space for standard installation.
- Graphics card supports 1280 x 1024 resolution with 32 bit color depth, True Color (recommended).
- Browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 7,0 or later.
- Pointing device compatible with Microsoft Mouse.
- DVD-ROM drive (for installation only).

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