Box girder (S13)
Box girder (S13) creates a built-up beam with a box cross section.
Objects created
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Built-up beam
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Welds
Use for
| Situation | Description |
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Straight built-up beam with a cross section. |
Do not use for
Tapered built-up beams.
Before you start
Ensure that you have two points to pick.
Selection order
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Pick the start point for the beam.
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Pick the end point for the beam.
The beam is created automatically when you pick the end point.
Part identification key

| Description | |
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1 |
Top flange |
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2 |
Bottom flange |
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3 |
Left web |
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4 |
Right web |
Picture tab
Use the Picture tab to define the dimensions.
Dimensions

| Description | |
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1 |
Width of the beam |
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2 |
Height of the beam |
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3 |
Top flange extension dimension |
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4 |
Bottom flange extension dimension |
Parts tab
Use the Parts tab to define the part properties.
Parts
| Option | Description |
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Top flange |
Thickness of the top flange. |
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Bottom flange |
Thickness of the bottom flange. |
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Left web |
Thickness of the left web. |
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Right web |
Thickness of the right web. |
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Option |
Description |
Default |
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Pos_No |
Prefix and start number for the part position number. Some components have a second row of fields where you can enter the assembly position number. |
The default part start number is defined in the Components settings in . |
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Material |
Material grade. |
The default material is defined in the Part material box in the Components settings in . |
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Name |
Name that is shown in drawings and reports. |
Parameters tab
Use the Parameters tab to define the part name, class and finish, and the position, rotation, and length.
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Option |
Description |
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Name |
Define the name, class, and finish of the beam. |
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Class |
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Finish |
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Negative values shorten the beam, positive values lengthen it.
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Select the position in plane and define the position in plane offset. |
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Select a suitable rotation and define the rotation offset. See Part rotation. |
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Select the position in depth and define the position in depth offset. See Part position depth. |
Welds
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