04-23-2010, 06:38 PM
Dear Guan,
First of all, MIDAS softwares are using On-line Manuals (automatically updated, you do not have to download large help files), nevertheless you can download the manual from the official website, by the way if you don’t want to create an account use this link to download the latest version:
With midas Civil you can easily create a typical steel box composite section, but if you would like a general type use the SPC tool (Section Property Calculator) of midas.
In case your midas civil don't have this feature, you can download the midas civil 2010 evaluation version (30 days) from the official website:
(you must be a registered member - free) and you can discover the features and capabilities of the software.
I agree with essenza, first try to understand what differences will result the curved beam, start with basic static considerations.
Best regards,
rusty
First of all, MIDAS softwares are using On-line Manuals (automatically updated, you do not have to download large help files), nevertheless you can download the manual from the official website, by the way if you don’t want to create an account use this link to download the latest version:
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I agree with essenza, first try to understand what differences will result the curved beam, start with basic static considerations.
Best regards,
rusty
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