Outrigger Components

Tekla Structures
2021
Tekla Structures
2020
Tekla Structures
Environment
United States (Imperial)
United States (Metric)
CATALOG NAME: Outrigger (Angles) v2; Outrigger (Plate)


Outrigger (Angles) v2
TYPE: DETAIL


This detail can be used to support pour stops (also known as deck closure plates, secrete angles, and edge angles). Primarily those that are NOT a short distance off the CL of the supporting member.

This detail adds 2 angles (1 horizontal and 1 sloping) perpendicular to the supporting member. This detail also adds 2 tab plates - a NS one to support the sloping angle and a FS one for a field welded kicker (or knee) brace often used in these situations. Dialog fields are available to control: the length of the horizontal angle, the position of the sloping angle, the size, name, finish, & class of the 2 angles & the 2 tab plates, the size of the notch at the top flange (if option 1 is chosen), the top k-distance area corner clipping option (if option 1 is chosen), the bottom (both NS and FS) k-distance area corner clipping options, and up to 5 welds.

In v2 of this component you can now control the direction of the horizontal angle and if the horizontal angle is unequal, you can set with leg is the long leg (LLH vs. LLV).

Parts created
  • Support Angles (1 horizontal, 1 sloping)
  • Tab plates (1 NS, 1 FS)
  • Welds (up to 5)

Where to use

Full Horizontal Angle

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Choosing this option generates a horizontal angle with full underside support for the pour stop. This option includes control over the size of the notch and control over the clip corner located at the top k-distance area. Other fields can be found in the dialog box for controlling: the length of the horizontal angle, the position of the sloping angle, the size, name, finish, & class of the 2 angles & the 2 tab plates, and separate control over the bottom 2 (NS & FS) k-distance areas. This detail also provides 5 welds: for the horizontal angle to the supporting member, for the tab plates to the supporting member (2 total), and for the sloping angle to the NS tab & to the horizontal angle.


Partial Horizontal Angle

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Choosing this option generates a horizontal angle with partial underside support for the pour stop. Fields can be found in the dialog box for controlling: the length of the horizontal angle, the position of the sloping angle, the size, name, finish, & class of the 2 angles & the 2 tab plates, and separate control over the bottom 2 (NS & FS) k-distance areas. This detail also provides 4 welds: for the tab plates to the supporting member (2 total), and for the sloping angle to the NS tab & to the horizontal angle.

Before you start

Create the following parts:
  • Beam (WF or channel profile)
  • Reference point (can also use precision input or construction lines.)
Picking order

1.    Primary Beam
2.    Reference point

Outrigger (Plate) - Back to top
TYPE: DETAIL


This detail can be used to support pour stops (also known as deck closure plates, secrete angles, and edge angles). Primarily those that are a short distance off the CL of the supporting member.


This detail adds a contour plate 90° off a beam. This plate can be full depth or user-defined. Dialog fields are available to control: the shape, name, finish & class of the plate, the size of the notch, top and bottom clip corner options, and up to 3 welds.


Parts created
  • Contour plate
  • Welds (up to 3)

Where to use

Full Depth

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Choosing this option generates a full depth contour plate. Fields can be found in the dialog box for controlling: the shape, name, finish, & class of the plate, the size of the notch and separate control over the top and bottom k-distance areas. This plate also can be welded to the under side of the top flange, the top side of the bottom flange, and/or to the web.

Partial Depth

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Choosing this option generates a contour plate with the depth user-defined. Fields can be found in the dialog box for controlling: the shape, name, finish, & class of the plate, the size of the notch and control over the top k-distance area. This plate also can be welded to the under side of the top flange, and/or to the web.

Before you start

Create the following parts:

  • Beam (WF or channel profile)
  • Reference point (can also use precision input or construction lines.)


Picking order

1.  Primary Beam
2.  Reference point
 


Starting in v21.1, the above Custom Components are available in all US Environment Model Templates

  • CIP-Rebar Detailing (hidden)
  • Engineering (hidden)
  • Precast Detailing (hidden)
  • Steel Detailing*
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