Modeling and Design of a Prestressed Bridge on Autodesk Structural Bridge Design - Part 4 Structure

Описание: We are honored to have you here to embark on this new journey to understand the concepts of modeling and analyzing bridges using Autodesk Structural Bridge Design.

This video is a practical extension of our previous series where we discussed the theory of bridge design. We will take those theoretical concepts and apply them using Autodesk Structural Bridge Design, a specialized software for designing and analyzing bridges.

In this tutorial, we will walk you through the GUI of Autodesk Structural Bridge Design, helping you understand the various tools and features available and how to use them effectively in your bridge design projects.

Whether you’re a seasoned civil engineer looking to learn a new software or a student just starting out in the field, this video is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate and utilize Autodesk Structural Bridge Design.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Hello Everyone!
1:00 Structure Type
2:32 Planning Ahead
6:50 Design Lines
8:23 Software Problem!
8:45 Carriage Way Definition
10:12 Edge Lines
11:10 Meshes
23:52 Supports
30:03 Beam Definition
36:02 Importance of Local Axis
40:38 Rest of Beams
41:00 That's that!