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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 Structral Steelwork

    The Foundation Standards
    AS 2870 Residential Slabs and Footings

    AS 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

  • Minimum Pocket Depth for Coloumns

    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.

  • Foot Bridges | WalkWays | Pedestrian over passes

    • Foot Bridges | WalkWays | Pedestrian over passes

    • Warnambool Overpass | Steel Detailing

      Warrnambool Foot Bridge

  • Warrnambool Foot Bridge

    Warrnambool Foot Bridge

    Pedestrian overpass Foot Bridge steel drafting

    Warrnambool Pedestrian Over pass Lift   Structure

    Expert Steel Draftsman | Foot bridge | Pedestrian over pass | Walk Ways

  • Precast Blogs

    Precast Blogs

    • Chalet 1 – White Horse Village

      We are proud to showcase our contribution to Chalet 1 – White Horse Village, a unique and technically demanding project located in a mountainous region. This development presented several engineering and detailing challenges, and our team was honoured to be part of the solution — delivering precision, coordination, and innovation from start to finish. Technical…

    • PREFABRICATED CONCRETE ELEMENTS

      (Temporary Fixing Inserts for As-Cast Element Tolerances) INTRODUCTION: To ensure proper alignment and structural efficiency in the handling and installation of prefabricated concrete elements by placing temporary fixing inserts within the allowable as-cast dimensional tolerances as specified in Australian Standard AS 3850.2:2015. Inserts for the temporary attaching of prefabricated concrete elements shall be placed within…

    • STAGGERED FERRULES PLACEMENT ON PRECAST PANEL

      The design drawings for one of our Precast Project we were working on suggests ferrules must be placed staggered as noted below. The Problem: However, these casting components, such as ferrules cannot be placed on both sides of a precast panel with a thickness of less than 250mm. This mainly causes ferrules to clash along…

  • Mount Alvernia College

    Mount Alvernia College

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  • Navigate a million Changes?

    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

    When it comes to shop drawings and steel detailing, expertise, knowledge of software alone will not make it

    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

  • .Net | Python Ruby on Rails

    • Batch Edit a Part in Tekla Structures

      TeklaStructures has a batch editing utility for Assemblies. However, if we have to batch edit parts there is nothing. Expert Steel Detailers demand Utilities Our detailers have demanded that we develop a utility to do batch editing of parts.

    • How to do some simple projections via AutoCAD’s .net API

      Shows how to conduct a basic projection using AutoCAD’s .net API

    • How to create a rotated dimension (Tutorial) – AutoCAD .NET API

    • Tekla Open API: How to access a Tekla Model Object from the Equivalent Object in a Drawing?

      The trick is to use to the drawing’s “PartIdentifier” to select the relevant object in the model space. Once you’ve done that, you can query the model object for whatever you want. Here is a code sample I’ve extracted from one of our Tekla API Applications. The basic steps: SinglePartDrawing singlePartDrawing = (SinglePartDrawing)drawing;Tekla.Structures.Model.ModelObject modelObject =…

    • QR Code on Drawings

      We are now placing smart QR codes on drawings. Why? What benefit is accrued by doing so? Instructions on how to make it work Rules – To prevent obsolete data from being used or shown Updating the Drawings: Setting up the template

  • Batch Edit a Part in Tekla Structures

    Batch Edit a Part in Tekla Structures

    TeklaStructures has a batch editing utility for Assemblies.

    However, if we have to batch edit parts there is nothing.

    Expert Steel Detailers demand Utilities

    Our detailers have demanded that we develop a utility to do batch editing of parts.

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