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Design of Sheds
Relevant Australian Standards
AS/NZS 1170.0 General Principles
AS/NSZ 1170.1 Permanent and Imposed Actions
AS/NSZ 1170.2 Wind Actions
AS NSZ 1170.4 Earth Quake Actions
Member Design Standards
AS/NZS 4600 Cold Formed Steel Structures
AS 4100 : Steel Structures
AS/NZS 5131 Fabrication and Erection of Structural Steelwork
The Foundation Standards
AS 2870 Residential Slabs and FootingsAS 3600 Concrete Structures
AS 2159 Piling Design and Installation
Material Specifics
AS/NSZ 3679.1 Hot Rolled bars and sections
AS/NZS 1163 Cold formed structural steel hollow sections.
AS/NSZ 1397 Steel sheet and strip
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Minimum Pocket Depth for Coloumns
What is the minimum pocket depth required for rebated coloumns
The minimum washer size is 3 mm. This could be different. If nothing is mentioned use 3 mm.
The minimum bolt stick out should be 1 pitch. For M20 it is 2.5 mm. Use 10 mm stick out.
Also there is grout. Pockets when cast could be of different depths. Use design grout of 15 mm minimum.
The top of the bolt should be 35 mm below slab level to prevent concrete Cracking.
Hence to be practical use 100 mm pocket depth with a base plate thickness of 16 mm and bolt size of 20 mm.
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Foot Bridges | WalkWays | Pedestrian over passes
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Foot Bridges | WalkWays | Pedestrian over passes
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Warrnambool Foot Bridge
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Warrnambool Foot Bridge
Pedestrian overpass Foot Bridge steel drafting
Expert Steel Draftsman | Foot bridge | Pedestrian over pass | Walk Ways
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Mount Alvernia College
Expert Take Off Service from Tek1 Mount Alvernia College
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Navigate a million Changes?
Meticulous Care – Expertise alone not sufficent
Meticulous Care – Expertise alone not sufficent With many many changes, Mulitple site meaures, point cloud data, unless the processes are good and the care is meticulous, the knowledge and expertise will not count Street Address ATL Station State NSW Country Australia Modeler Ganesh Kumar
With many many changes, Mulitple site meaures, point cloud data, unless the processes are good and the care is meticulous, the knowledge and expertise will not count
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.Net | Python Ruby on Rails
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Dimensioning Curves Using Jigs (AutoCAD .net, Precast)
This is a beautiful little plug-in – it allows you to dimension a curve – a complex curve with a jig. It allows the user to choose the types of dimensions that he wants. It’s pretty cool. I must do an entire series on jigs. And I will slowly, when I get the chance.
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Tek1 Tools – Panel Comparisons (Precast)
Demo – Tool To Compare Panels and Easily Identify Differences Here’s the situation: Someone from the factory floor calls in: “Hey can you move a cast in plate across panel number ABC123” “Sure – let me just check there are no —” “GIVE ME THE DRAWINGS NOW!” The problem with handing over the drawings without…
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Pick First Selection in the Model (Tekla Open API)
The AutoCAD .net/ObjectARX APIs have a handy feature all the pick first selection. This means that prior to running a command, the user is able to select some objects in the model. The command is then able to use these objects. The question is, how to obtain a selection of objects using the Tekla API…
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How to Set Up a Tekla API Project (Tekla API Application)
The object of a Tekla Application is to ensure that things go smoothly on the construction site. You can see the organised chaos that is here. Avoid the real chaos. Plan ahead. For the newbie this post shows how to set up a Tekla Project. Let us assume that you are creating a WPF desktop…
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Showing an Assembly in the Model via a Tekla Drawing (Part II) Tekla Open API + Code snippets
We are revisiting a post I made earlier. Here’s the problem. You are viewing a Tekla drawing. But you have no idea what you are looking at, or where it is. This macro will take you to that very assembly in the model. It’s actually quite handy. And here is the previous post where I…
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