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	By standard there are three load combinations generated. ULS 6.10a, ULS 6.10b and SLS		By standard there are three load combinations generated. ULS 6.10a, ULS 6.10b and SLS

	===~~sequence~~ load combinations===		===Sequence load combinations===

	With the right mouse button the following context menu is opened. With these functions you can easily adapt the sequence of the load combinations, or insert new load combinations.		With the right mouse button the following context menu is opened. With these functions you can easily adapt the sequence of the load combinations, or insert new load combinations.

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	Every load (node load, beam load or node displacements) are inserted per load case.		Every load (node load, beam load or node displacements) are inserted per load case.


	~~Load cases~~

	~~Beam loads~~

	~~Node loads~~

	~~Node displacements~~

	~~Surface loads~~

	=====Load cases=====		=====Load cases=====

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Every load (node load, beam load or node displacements) are inserted per load case.

Load cases

Beam loads

Node loads

Node displacements

Surface loads

=====Load cases=====

[[File:New loadcase 32x32.png|28 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Input of the load cases.

[[File:Loadcase.png|100 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

No.

This number is generated automatically. You can not change this number

'''Description'''

Free text to describe the load case

'''Type'''

The type of load. Dependent on the type of load, standard combination factors (frequent / quasi-permanent value ) psi0, psi1, and psi2 are determined according to the Eurocode.

These combination factors are offered as a standard by entering the load combinations. However, these values can be adapted.

Automatically two load combinations are generated. Permanent and variable loads.

'''Automatically generate combinations'''

When you enter/change load combinations, the load combinations are automatically generated. You can also change these combinations and expand them.

'''Permanent load favorable'''

Extra ULS load combinations are generated in which the load factor for the permanent load is 0.90.

===Sequence load case===

With a click on the right mouse button, the context menu shown below is opened. With these functions you can easily adapt the sequence of the load cases and/or insert load cases.

[[File:Loadcasemenu.png|150 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Insert'''

A new load case is created, and inserted above the current load case.

'''Delete'''

The load case is deleted, including all the loads

'''Copy'''

The load case is copied, including all the loads

'''Move up/ move down'''

A load can be moved up and down a line.

===Copy load case===

With the right mouse button the following context menu is opened.

[[File:Loadcasemenu.png|150 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Copy loads from...'''

Every load from an already existing load case can be copied. The dialog box shown below is opened. Herein you choose the load case from which you want to copy the loads.

[[File:Copyloadsfrom.png|250 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

=====Beam loads=====

[[File:load-q.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]
[[File:Load-F.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]
[[File:Load-M.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Beam loads are inserted in a local '''beam coordinate system.''' See Design arrangement.

The dialog box shown below is opened.

[[File:Load1.png|300 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Load case'''

Choice for the load case.

'''Type of load'''

Choose the type of load you want to add.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type !! Description
|-
|[[File:load-q.png|20 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]|| Even distributed load, or varying load
|-
|[[File:Load-F.png|20 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]|| Point force - F-load
|-
|[[File:Load-M.png|20 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]|| Moment - M-load
|}

'''Description'''

Free text to describe the load.

'''Direction of the load/ local global'''

The load can be inserted in 3 directions. In x-,y- or z-direction relative to the local coordinate system standard or the global coordinate system.

'''q1'''

The magnitude of the load. For the q-load the magnitude of the load at the beginning in kN/m. For a point load the amplitude of the load in kN. For a moment the magnitude of the load in kNm.

With plus min you can change the sign of the loads very easy. Standard the sign is at min because this is most common

'''q2'''

Only for the q-load the magnitude of the load at the end of the beam in kN/m.

'''a'''

The distance in mm where the load starts, counted from the begin node of the beam.

'''L'''

Only for the q-load the length of the load should be inserted. Standard the load is going up to the end of the beam.

'''Angle'''

Only for the q- and F-load. The angle in degrees to the perpendicular. The direction opposite to the clockwise direction is positive.

'''z'''

The distance in the z-direction in mm relative to the reference line. The reference line is adjustable. 'z relative to top', 'z relative to centerline', 'z relative to bottom'.

This distance is only relevant for lateral-torsional buckling resistance check

'''Eccentricity'''

The eccentricity in mm measured perpendicular to the load load surface. For a load in the z-direction this is the distance in y-direction. For a load in the y-direction this is the distance in the z-direction. This eccentricity causes torsion in the beam. By standard the eccentricity is zero. For example with piled concrete foundations the load can be eccentric.

'''Table'''

Beam loads can also be added/changed in the table. It does not matter. It is also possible to change in between graphical input and numerical input via tables.

[[File:Loadtable.png|450 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

=====Node loads=====

[[File:Cur nodeload.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Node loads are added in the '''Node coordinate system.''' See Design Arrangement.

The dialog box shown below is opened.

[[File:Load case2.png|400 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Load case'''

Option for the load case.

The node load will be inserted in the global coordinate system. When for the particular node, a local coordinate system is inserted, the forces will be inserted relative to this coordinate system.

'''Description'''

Free text to describe the load.

'''Fx'''

The magnitude of the force in kN in the x-direction

'''Fy'''

The magnitude of the force in kN in the y-direction

'''Fz'''

The magnitude of the force in kN in the z-direction

'''Mx'''

The magnitude of the moment in kNm around the x-axis.

'''My'''

The magnitude of the moment in kNm around the y-axis.

'''Mz'''

The magnitude of the moment in kNm around the z-axis.

'''Vector load'''

An opportunity for entering the load as a vector in a certain direction.

'''F'''

The magnitude of the vector force in kN

'''dx'''

Relative distance in x-direction

'''dy'''

Relative distance in y-direction

'''dz'''

Relative distance in z-direction

By the use of dx,dy and dz the direction of the vector force is determined.

'''Table'''

Node loads can also be added/changed in a table. It does not matter. It is also possible to change in between graphical input and numerical input via tables

[[File:Loadtable2.png|500 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

=====Node displacements=====

[[File:Cur nodedisplacements.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Node displacements are added in a '''node coordinate system.''' See Design arrangement.

The dialog box shown below is opened.

[[File:Nodedisplacements.png|400 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Load case'''

Option for the load case.

The node displacement will be inserted in the global coordinate system . When for a particular node, a local coordinate system is inserted, the displacement will be inserted relative to this coordinate system.

'''dx'''

The amplitude of the displacement in mm in the x-direction

'''dy'''

The amplitude of the displacement in mm in the y-direction

'''dz'''

The amplitude of the displacement in mm in the z-direction

'''drx'''

The amplitude of the rotation in mrad around the x-axis

'''dry'''

The amplitude of the rotation in mrad around the y-axis

'''drz'''

The amplitude of the rotation in mrad around the z-axis

'''Table'''

Node displacements can also be added/changed in a table. It does not matter. It is also possible to change in between graphical input and numerical input via tables.

[[File:Nodedisplacements2.png|500 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

=====Surface loads=====

[[File:Surfaceload3.png|30 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Surface loads can be used for plates, walls and beam structures. In the case of beam structures, all beam loads are generated automatically.

You can draw any surface as a 'polyline' just as you know it from AutoCAD. Press the escape-key or click the right mouse button when finished.

Next the dialog box shown below is opened.

[[File:Surfaceload1.png|500 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Pay attention! To be able to generate beam loads, edge beams must occur.

With the display option '''Show derived bar loads''' you can display all automatically generated beam loads. You can use this to check whether the loads have been created correctly. See Display Options.

'''Load case'''

Choice for the load case.

'''Description'''

Free text to describe the load.

'''Direction of the load/ local-global

The load can be inserted in 3 directions. In x-,y- or z-direction relative to the local coordinate system(standard) or the global coordinate system.

You can choose '''"Local"''', '''"Global"''' and '''"Global projective".'''

[[File:Surfaceload2.png|150 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

When choosing Global projective for snow and live loads the load is related on the projection area

'''q1 ,q2 and q3'''

The magnitude of the load in kN/m2.

'''Load bearing direction'''

Here you can enter the load bearing direction of the plate you will using. There are 3 options.

[[File:typeload.png|40 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Type of load'''

Here you can specify whether the load is uniformly distributed or linear. With a linear running load you can enter, for example, a water pressure or soil pressure on a wall. Or a running wind load over a tall building.

[[File:surfaceload4.png|250 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

Linear loads are defined by specifying loads q1, q2 and q3 in 3 points. The button below allows you to select those 3 points of the "polyline".

[[File:surfaceload5.png|150 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

All directions, parallel to x-direction and parallel to y-direction, related to the axis of the surface load. The x-axis is from first point towards the second point you will draw.

You can view the local coordinate system with display option '''Surface load orientation.''' See Display Options.

=====Load combinations=====

[[File:New loadcase 32x32.png|28 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Input of load combinations'''

[[File:Combinations.png|500 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Checkbox'''

Setting whether the combination is to be calculated or not

'''No.'''

This number is automatically generated. You can not change this number.

'''Description'''

Free text space to describe the load combination

'''Type'''

The type of load ULS - ultimate limit state, ULS- fire, SLS-serviceability limit state, quasi permanent.

Dependent on the type of combination, standard values for the combination factors psi and the load factor gamma are offered according to the Eurocode. These values can be adapted.

'''Columns with load cases'''

For all the load cases, columns are created. In that way, a table appears in which all the combinations are shown. Every cell contains 2 values in the syntax: '''combination factor x load factor.'''

When you click on a cell the following dialog box appears. Here you can adapt both values.

[[File:Psigamma.png|200 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

For the combination factor and the load factor combo-boxes are offered including the standard values from which you can choose. You can also insert an own value. This gives a lot of freedom.

If you for instance take one of the values as zero, the product of the two values obviously is zero as well. In that case the cell is showed 'empty'. This is only to make things clear.

By standard there are three load combinations generated. ULS 6.10a, ULS 6.10b and SLS

===sequence load combinations===

With the right mouse button the following context menu is opened. With these functions you can easily adapt the sequence of the load combinations, or insert new load combinations.

[[File:Loadcasemenu.png|200 px|Wikipedia encyclopedia]]

'''Insert'''

A new load combination is created and inserted above the current load case.

'''Delete'''

The load combination is deleted.

'''Copy'''

The load combination is copied.

'''Move up/ move down'''

A load combination can be moved up and down a line.

'''Copy ULS combination to SLS'''

Every load combination of the type ULS will be copied as type SLS. The load factors are set to 1.00

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