South African National Standard. The structural use of steel. Part 1: Limit-states design of hot-rolled steelwork (SANS 10162-1:2011).
Implemented in CYPE Connect and StruBIM Steel for designing and checking steel connections.
South African National Standard. The structural use of steel. Part 1: Limit-states design of hot-rolled steelwork (SANS 10162-1:2011).
Implemented in CYPE Connect and StruBIM Steel for designing and checking steel connections.
In version 2024.c of CYPE Connect and StruBIM Steel, the national annexes to Eurocode 2 have been added for the following countries:
In version 2024.c of CYPE Connect and StruBIM Steel, the national annexes to Eurocode 3 have been included for the following countries:
As of version 2024.c, applications with a 3D working environment can manage the visibility of templates from the view configuration panel. For this purpose, the "DXF-DWG templates" tab has been added, where a list of all the templates imported into the project is displayed together with a checkbox to indicate which ones should be shown in the view.
As of version 2024.c, the connection library includes a thumbnail view of the connection. This view helps users to locate connections. The export panel shows a thumbnail view by default. Clicking on "Capture the current view" will update the thumbnail by capturing an image of the 3D view.
The connections saved in the library prior to version 2024.c will appear with the thumbnail yet to be defined. To capture the thumbnail, simply click on "Capture the current view (Thumbnail)".
The editing of the origin of the local reference system of openings, bolts and anchors has been implemented. Above the coordinate editing table, the "Origin" section appears with the editing of the "X" and "Y" displacements and the rotation angle. These displacements are applied to the group of elements contained in the table. For bolts, the original reference system corresponds to that of the first plate, for anchors and openings it corresponds to that of the selected plate.
As of version 2024.c, the "Adjust bar" operation includes the option for adjusting bars to the envelope of other bars. Up until version 2024.c, to make a similar adjustment in the case of the web of an open section, users had to adjust and apply a displacement, which varies according to the width of the bar.
As of version 2024.c, the "Reference plane" operation includes the "Intersection (Envelope)" option to define reference planes at the intersection between a bar and the envelope of another bar. This plane can be used as a reference for attaching plates, adjusting bars, etc.
Options existing up to 2024.c allow planes to be defined in any position, the advantage of using these new options is that the position of the plane is referenced to other elements so that if the dimensions or the position of the bars change, the position of the plane will also change. This is particularly useful when combined with the use of the connection library.