- Defining the different types of concrete sections and materials needed in the design process
- Defining the types of loads and load combinations according to the ACI code
- Using the American code in the analysis and design process and the requirements of each code (ACI – UBC)
- How to prepare an AutoCAD file (DXF) and how to import it into ETABS
- Defining all types of loads that are included in the course, which are live, dead, and seismic loads
- Explain the effect of P-delta analysis and make the necessary checks
- Checking project modeling and how to fix errors if needed.
- Checking the displacements in the floors due to the seismic forces according to the code used and the irregularities such as the Torsional, Weak and the Soft story irregularity.
- Designing shear walls, columns and Beams with the requirements for each member in the ETABS program.
- Export analysis results of floors from ETABS to SAFE program
- How to prepare SAFE for the analysis and design process
- Definition of long-term deflection combinations in SAFE program and how to check it.
- Read all analysis results in the SAFE program
- Design slabs and Beams and verify all design requirements
- Export results of Base reactions to design foundations.
- Preparing the file for the design and analysis process
- How to define soil properties and draw all kinds of footings
- How to check Soil stresses, one way shear and Punching shear
- Design and analysis of various types of concrete foundations
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This course aims to provide trainees with the most important skills necessary to design and analysis processes for earthquake-resistant buildings using different engineering programs such as: ETABS and SAFE, so that the trainees become familiar with the concepts of seismic design and structural analysis and the link between office design and application on the ground.
- Civil student engineering
- Structural student engineering
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