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Accuracy in steel connection design: A practical look at SDC Verifier

Futurities Year 21 n°2
By Oleg Ischchuk | SDC Verifier
Accuracy in steel connection design: A practical look at SDC Verifier
Accuracy in steel connection design: A practical look at SDC Verifier

Abstract

The text discusses the importance of accuracy in steel connection design and introduces SDC Verifier, a software solution that streamlines the process.

Steel connections are critical components of civil and structural engineering, ensuring the safe transfer of loads throughout a structure. However, designing and verifying these connections can be time-consuming and error-prone due to complex calculations and compliance with various codes and regulations.

SDC Verifier offers a comprehensive suite of tools to automate efficiency, enhance accuracy, and promote informed decision-making for engineers working on steel connection design projects. The software integrates key functionality within a single, user-friendly platform (simplified modelling, powerful simulation, automated code checking) and also offers additional functionalities (member design checks, plate buckling checks, fatigue analysis). The software provides clear and concise results, including utilization factors, required vs. available bolt strength, and multiple load cases. SDC Verifier offers a comprehensive solution for navigating the complexities of engineering codes, ensuring code compliance and promoting informed design choices.

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