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A Microcomputer Interactive Graphics Software for Design of Steel Trusses
Current advances in microcomputer technology provide the tools to use interactive graphics in the development of efficient computer programs. The use of computer graphics facilitates the definition of complicated engineering models, and permits a clear display of the results. In this paper, an educational microcomputer software package, TRUSS‐AD, is described to demonstrate the effectiveness of applying interactive computer graphics in solving structural engineering design problems. TRUSS‐AD allows the user to: (1) define a truss geometry and loading conditions graphically; (2) analyze and design the truss in an interactive mode; and (3) display all results in a concise and clear graphical representation. The stiffness method is used in the analysis process. The design can be performed by using either the “Load and Resistance Factor Design” or the “Allowable Stress Design” methods. The software is written using thebasiclanguage for IBM or compatible personal computers.
A Microcomputer Interactive Graphics Software for Design of Steel Trusses
Current advances in microcomputer technology provide the tools to use interactive graphics in the development of efficient computer programs. The use of computer graphics facilitates the definition of complicated engineering models, and permits a clear display of the results. In this paper, an educational microcomputer software package, TRUSS‐AD, is described to demonstrate the effectiveness of applying interactive computer graphics in solving structural engineering design problems. TRUSS‐AD allows the user to: (1) define a truss geometry and loading conditions graphically; (2) analyze and design the truss in an interactive mode; and (3) display all results in a concise and clear graphical representation. The stiffness method is used in the analysis process. The design can be performed by using either the “Load and Resistance Factor Design” or the “Allowable Stress Design” methods. The software is written using thebasiclanguage for IBM or compatible personal computers.
A Microcomputer Interactive Graphics Software for Design of Steel Trusses
Computer aided Civil Eng
ROUFAIEL, MAGDY S. L. (author) / MONASA, FRANK F. (author)
Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering ; 4 ; 149-162
1989-06-01
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Interactive microcomputer-aided structural steel design
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