Tapered frame comonor (S53)

Tekla Structures
2021
Tekla Structures

Tapered frame comonor (S53)

Tapered frame comonor (S53) creates a built-up frame or parts of it. You can control the taper and the size of the spliced material.

Parts created

  • Built-up columns with base plate and end plate (2)

  • Built-up beams with end plates (2)

  • Built-up beams with end plates (2)

Use for

Situation

More information

Built-up frame.

1 Beam 1

2 Beam 2

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to Column and beams

  • Symmetry to Yes

Sloped built-up frame.

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to Column and beams

  • Symmetry to Yes

Only half of the frame.

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to Column and first beam

  • Symmetry to No

Built-up column with base plate and end plate.

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to Column

  • Symmetry to No

Built-up beam (1) with end plates.

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to First beam

  • Symmetry to No

Built-up beam (2) with end plates.

Use the following options:

  • Frame options to Second beam

  • Symmetry to No

Limitations

Creates frame only in global x direction. Y direction is not possible.

Before you start

Ensure that you have a point to pick.

Picking order

  1. Pick the position of the column.

  2. Tekla Structures creates the frame.

Picture tab

Use the Picture tab to define the column dimensions and location relative to the picked points.

Parts tab

Use the Parts tab to define the plate properties.

Option

Description

Default

t, b, h

Define the thickness, width, and height of the part.

Pos_No

Define a prefix and a starting number for the part position number.

Enter the assembly position number on the second row.

The default part start number is defined in the Components settings in File menu > Settings > Options.

Material

Define the material grade.

The default material is defined in the Part material box in the Components settings in File menu > Settings > Options.

Name

Define a name that is shown in drawings and reports.

Column tab

Use the Column tab to define the column dimensions.

Column 2 tab

Use the Column 2 tab to define the base plate bolts.

Column 3 tab

Use the Column 3 tab to define the end plate bolts between column and beam 1.

Beam 1 tab

Use the Beam 1 tab to define the beam 1 dimensions.

Beam 1_2 tab

Use the Beam 1_2 tab to define the end plate bolts between beam 1 and beam 2.

Beam 2 tab

Use the Beam 2 tab to define the beam 2 dimensions.

Beam 2_2 tab

Use the Beam 2_2 tab to define the end plate bolts at the hip between beam 2 and beam 2.

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