Quickly and easily perform 3D design of your piping, HVAC, and electrical equipment with Bentley OpenPlant Modeler. Increase project team collaboration and speed up review cycles through the interoperability the software provides with open data models. You can also lower software costs by economically scaling your OpenPlant deployment to fit any size project.
OpenPlant CONNECT Edition is the first product in Bentley’s multi-discipline plant design solution to utilize iModelHub, Bentley’s cloud service that tracks all changes made to project designs and notifies users about the changes. iModelHub allows you to synchronize to and from particular timeline milestones and visualize, summarize, analyze, and interpret the impact of ongoing changes.
OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, the first 3D plant modeling software based on ISO 15926, is an accurate, rapid, design engineering solution for 3D plant design. It enhances project teams with mobile information, i-models, and support for multiple formats and data types, such as DGN, DWG, JT, point clouds, and PDF, to provide flexible design and review processes. It is both more versatile and productive than any existing "3-D piping" application. The OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition includes SELECT CONNECTservices, new Azure-based services that provide comprehensive learning, mobility, and collaboration benefits to every Bentley application subscriber Optional Pre-requisite: Structural Synchronizer is required for ISM data interchange workflows only.
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This report gives an overview of structural health monitoring (SHM) technologies for concrete structures. Data processing, analysis, and interpretation are not addressed in this document.
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sensors; structural health monitoring (SHM); structures; technology.
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Strut-and-tie models (STMs) were first used at the end of the nineteenth century as a concrete design method. The method was added to ACI 318 in 2002 as Appendix A. In 2014, STM provisions were moved into the main body of the code as Chapter 23, Strut-and-Tie Method. This document focuses on the ACI 318-19 implementation of strut-and-tie modeling. The main objectives of this document are to: 1) explain the intent and application of ACI 318 STM provisions; 2) provide additional design guidance for the STM based on other design codes, specifications, and committee documents; and 3) present design recommendations from recent research publications. This document provides practical guidance to the structural design community.
WIND LOADING HANDBOOK FOR AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND – Background to AS/NZS 1170.2 Wind Actions.
Author: J D Holmes; K C S Kwok; J D Ginger; Australasian Wind Engineering Society,
Publisher: [Australia] : Australasian Wind Engineering Society, 2012.
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