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ILM Reaction Created Edited

Reaction by Position Table (Global)

Function

  • In the case of a bridge constructed by the ILM, the reactions in GCS are produced according to the change of construction stages at the piers and buttresses in the table of the Spread Sheet format.
  • The locations (nodes) of the reaction points for each construction stage must be defined in Reaction by Position Data. If the ILM Wizard is used, the program internally generates them automatically.
  • Table Tool in midas Civil offers a variety of powerful built-in functions. Refer to the following items for detail directions from Usage of Table Tool.

 

Usage of Table Tool

Terminology

Familiarize with Usage

Basic directions (Cell motion, selection, size control, etc.)

Data manipulation (Add, delete, modify data, etc.)

Copy/Paste data using clipboard

Supplementary Table functions

Table Sorting

Table format setting

Auto-fit column width

Graph printing

Supplementary functions by Table types

Node/Element Table

Results Table

 

Call

From the ain menu, select [Results] tab > [Type : Bridge Specialization] > [Reaction] group > [ILM Reaction] > [Reaction by Position Table(Global)]

 

Input

Select the load cases for which the reactions will be reviewed in Record Activation Dialog. The loading conditions suggested in the process of checking the results of the construction stage analysis for each stage are automatically generated in the program. (Refer to Combinations)

After selecting the table for the component of interest in the sub-tab, proceed to verify the following information.

Stage : Construction stage

Step : Sub-stages (steps within each stage)

Load : Load condition

Node : Node number corresponding to each pier or buttress in the corresponding construction stage (entered in Reaction by Position Data)

FX, FY, FZ, MX, MY, MZ : Reaction components

min : Minimum reaction among the reactions at the corresponding pier or buttress resulting from each construction stage.

max : Maximum reaction among the reactions at the corresponding pier or buttress resulting from each construction stage.

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