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STAAD.etc Release 4.
5
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What's New in STAAD.etc 4.5 Build 1001.ASIA.REL
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAAD.etc 4.5 Build 1001.ASIA.REL has the following new modules :
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Strip Foundation with Beam Design

StairCase Design
Pile Design
One Way Slab
Grade Beam Design
This Release is presenting two existing modules with completely new enhanced GUI
and Design Engine :
F. Isolated Rectangular Footing
G. Pile Cap Design
Some new GUI enhancements have also been incorporated :
I. For easy browsing through input data entry pages, a new look navigati
on tab system is provided
J. For Staircase, Strip Foundation with Beam, Combined Footing and Isola
ted Rectangular Footing, multiple
drawing sheets for outpur drawing has been provided.
Important : Uninstallation Procedure :
-------------------------------------Pl note, during uninstallation or re-installation, it is advisable to run
unregetc.bat and regclean.exe consecutively before start of uninstallation proce
ss, this will guarentee proper registry clean-ups. Then start uninstallation pro
cess.
Interoperability with STAAD.pro
------------------------------User can use a) Isolated Rectangular Footing design and b) Pile Cap Design in ST
AAD.pro through Interoperability.
STAAD.dto Release 1.0

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STAAD.dto is a complete solution to everyt possible need pf Post Design phase fo
r consultants,
contractors as well as clients.
Important Features
------------------A. It offers an integrated environment with STAAD.etc. Designed STAAD.et
c jobs can be imported to

STAAD.dto enviornment to perform post design phase operations.
B. It can produce
1) Bar Bending Schedule
2) Quantity Estimation
3) Detailed Drawings of Structural Components
4) GA Drawing
5) Schedule of Rates (Presently complete Delhi Schedule of Rates
is provided)
6) Bill of Materials
C. An excellent interface for importing Bar Bending Reports, Drawings an
d GA Drawings of any jobs
with customized position and scaling, to DXF format is incorporated.
[IND CODE ]
[Isolated Rectangular Footing]
;Page 1 - Geometry
ROW 1=The Footing size can be defined in case of user defined option or the mini
mum and maximum range can be provided in case of software defined option.
ROW 2=Length of the Footing(X-Dir)
ROW 3=Width of the Footing(Y-Dir)
ROW 4=The minimum footing width (dimension along Y-direction) required. The prog
ram will use this constraint when formulating the design process.
ROW 5=The maximum footing width (dimension along Y-direction)required. The progr
am will use this constraint when formulating the design process.
ROW 6=The minimum footing length (dimension along X-direction)required. The prog
ROW 7=The maximum footing length (dimension along X-direction)required. The prog
ROW 8=The ratio of length to width increment to be used in seeking the footing s
ize.
ROW 9=The footing thickness at Edge.
ROW 10=The footing thickness at Column Face or Pedestal Face.
ROW 11=Depth of bottom of footing from top of soil.
ROW 12=If the column on the footing is to be rectangular in shape, select the Re
ctangular button. If it is circular in cross-section, select the circular butto
n.
ROW 13=The diameter of the column if it is circular in cross section. If the co
lumn cross-section is rectangular, the program ignores this entry.
ROW 14=The dimension of the supported rectangular column along X-direction. If
the column cross-section is circular , the program ignores this entry.
ROW 15=The dimension of the supported rectangular column along Y-direction. If
the column cross-section is circular , the program ignores this entry.
ROW 16=If Pedestal is to be considered,select Yes else No.
ROW 17=Provide the height of Pedestal
ROW 18=Provide the length of Pedestal
ROW 19=Provide the width of Pedestal
ROW 20=Eccentricity of column along X direction from CG of the base.
ROW 21=Eccentricity of column along Y direction from CG of the base.
ROW 22=The Allowable Gross Bearing capacity of soil.
ROW 23=If Effect of Water table is to be Considered, then Select 'Yes', otherwis
e Select 'No'
ROW 24=Depth of Water Table from FGL.
ROW 25=Option for taking either the Loads and Combination Factors or Combined Lo
ads to be taken directly.
ROW 26=Numbers of Primary Load Cases.
ROW 27=Numbers of Serviceability Load Combination Cases.

ROW 28=Numbers of Strength Load Combination Cases.
ROW 29=Number of Combined Load Cases for Serviceability.
ROW 30=Number of Combined Load Cases for Strength.
;Page 2 - Modification Factors for Serviceabilty check
ROW 31=Factor to modify allowable Bearing capacity of soil for the selected load
case.
ROW 32=Factor of Safety against overturning for the selected load case.
ROW 33=Factor of Safety against sliding for the selected load case.
ROW 34=Allowable Contact Area percentage for the selected load case.
;Page 3 - Primary Loads
ROW 35=Surcharge load on the foundation.
ROW 36=Axial load on the column (Downward is positive)
ROW 37=Horizontal Shear at column base along X direction.In case of Pedestal,the
horizontal load is applied at the top of Pedestal.
ROW 38=Horizontal Shear at column base along Y direction.In case of Pedestal,the
ROW 39=Moment on the column about Y direction
ROW 40=Moment on the column about X direction
;Page 4 - Load Combination Factors for Serviceability
ROW 41=Provide service load factor for respective primary load case.
;Page 5 - Load Combination Factors for Strength
ROW 42=Provide Strength load factor for respective primary load case.
;Page 6 - Combined Loads for Serviceability
ROW 43=Provide the Self weight factor
;Page 7 - Combined Loads for Strength
;Page 8 - Material Properties
ROW 57=The unit weight of soil.
ROW 58=Coefficient of friction between Soil & Foundation .
ROW 59=Unit Weight of water
ROW 60=Grade of concrete.
ROW 61=Grade of reinforcing steel.
ROW 62=Grade of reinforcing steel for shear reinforcement of pedestal.
ROW 63=Unit weight of concrete.
;Page 9 - Reinforcement details
ROW 64=Diameter of Bar at Bottom along X
ROW 65=Diameter of Bar at Bottom along Y
ROW 66=Diameter of Bar at Top along X
ROW 67=Diameter of Bar at Top along Y
ROW 68=Dia of Main Bar for Pedestal
ROW 69=Dia of Tie Bar for Pedestal
ROW 70=The smallest allowable bar spacing. The program will use this constraint
when formulating the design process.
ROW 71=The largest allowable bar spacing. The program will use this constraint w
hen formulating the design process.
ROW 72=Consideration of Clause 34.4 of IS-456-2000
ROW 73=Percentage of reinforcement in column
ROW 74=Shear Consideration according to specific requirement if shear failure oc
curs
ROW 75=The clear cover to the outermost reinforcing bar of foundation.
ROW 76=The clear cover to the outermost reinforcing bar of pedestal.
ROW 77=Curtailment of reinforcement if required.
ROW 78=Development Check Criteria
ROW 79=Steel Percentage along X-bottom
ROW 80=Steel Percentage along Y-bottom
ROW 81=Steel Percentage along X-top
ROW 82=Steel Percentage along Y-top
[Retaining Wall(Limit State Design Method)]
;Page 1 - Options Data
ROW 1=The stem of the retaining wall may be vertical or may have varying thickne
ss on either side.
ROW 2="Size of the Retaining Wall based on Soil Condition" enables the programme
to calculate the Ratio of length of toe slab to base width,basewidth and stem b
ottom thickness."Size of the Retaining Wall based on User Input" asks for all th
e relevant dimensions from the user.
ROW 3=The permissible Factor of Safety for Overturning Check(Should be greater t
han 1).
ROW 4=The permissible Factor of Safety for Sliding Check(Should be greater than
1).
ROW 5=Water Table to be considered in Design?
ROW 6=If selected "YES" Passive Resistance will be considered in Overturning and
Sliding Check else ignored.
ROW 7=If selected "YES" Vertical component of active earth pressure will be cons
idered in analysis else ignored.
;Page 2 - Geometry Data
ROW 8=Total height of Retaining Wall from top face of stem including the base th
ickness.
ROW 9=Total width of base of Retaining Wall.
ROW 10=Thickness of base of Retaining Wall.
ROW 11=Thickness of stem at top.
ROW 12=The Ratio by which the base width should be multiplied to obtain the widt
h of toe slab.
ROW 13=Thickness of stem at the junction with the base of the Wall.
ROW 14=Depth of the Water Table from top face of stem of Retaining Wall.
ROW 15=Unit Weight of water.
;Page 3 - Soil Data
ROW 16=Angle of internal friction (in Degree) for Soil on Heel Side.
ROW 17=Unit Weight of Soil on Heel Side.
ROW 18=Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil.
ROW 19=Coefficient of Friction between soil and concrete.
ROW 20=Depth of soil from top of the Retaining Wall on Toe Side.
ROW 21=Unit Weight of Soil on Toe Side.
ROW 22=Angle of internal friction (in Degree) for Soil on Toe Side.
ROW 23=Factor by which the passive pressure is to be reduced(Should be between 0
& 1).
;Page 4 - Surcharge Load Data
ROW 24=Externally applied surcharge pressure on heel side.
ROW 25=Surcharge angle (in Degree) by which the retained soil slopes up.
ROW 26=Whether the user would want to provide Shear Key if the Retaining Wall fa
ils in sliding.
ROW 27=Depth of Shear Key to be considered.
ROW 28=Width of Shear Key to be considered.
ROW 29=Factor by which the Passive Pressure is to be reduced(Should be between 0

& 1).
ROW 30=Frictional Coefficient between two soil interfaces at the bottom level of
Shear Key.
;Page 5 - Material Property Data
ROW 31=Grade of Concrete.
ROW 32=Grade of Steel.
ROW 33=Unit weight of Concrete.
;Page 6 - Reinforcement Details
ROW 34=Clear Cover to main reinforcement.
ROW 35=Minimum percentage of steel reinforcement over effective c/s area.
ROW 36=Factor by which the loads and moments are to be increased to reach the li
miting values.
ROW 37=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Heel slab.
ROW 38=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Toe slab.
ROW 39=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Stem.
ROW 40=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Heel
slab.
ROW 41=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Toe s
lab.
ROW 42=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Stem.
ROW 43=Miminmum spacing allowed in Reinforcement Detailing.
ROW 44=Maximum spacing allowed in Reinforcement Detailing.
ROW 45=Whether the user would go for "Increase Depth" or "Increase Steel Percent
age" if any section fails in shear.
ROW 46=Provide the increased steel percentage in Heel required from Shear Consid
eration.
ROW 47=Provide the increased steel percentage in Toe required from Shear Conside
ration.
ROW 48=Provide the increased steel percentage in Stem required from Shear Consid
eration.
[Retaining Wall(Working Stress Design Method)]
;Page 1 - Options Data
ROW 1=The stem of the retaining wall may be vertical or may have varying thickne
ss on either side.
ROW 2="Size of the Retaining Wall based on Soil Condition" enables the programme
to calculate the Ratio of length of toe slab to base width,basewidth and stem b
ottom thickness."Size of the Retaining Wall based on User Input" asks for all th
e relevant dimensions from the user.
ROW 3=The permissible Factor of Safety for Overturning Check(Should be greater t
han 1).
ROW 4=The permissible Factor of Safety for Sliding Check(Should be greater than
1).
ROW 5=Water Table to be considered in Design?
ROW 6=If selected "YES" Passive Resistance will be considered in Overturning and
ROW 7=If selected "YES" Vertical Friction will be considered in Overturning and
ROW 8=Total height of Retaining Wall from top face of stem including the base th
ickness.
ROW 9=Total width of base of Retaining Wall.
ROW 10=Thickness of base of Retaining Wall.
ROW 11=Thickness of stem at top.
ROW 12=The Ratio by which the base width should be multiplied to obtain the widt
h of toe slab.
ROW 13=Thickness of stem at the junction with the base of the Wall.
ROW 14=Depth of the Water Table from top face of stem of Retaining Wall.
ROW 15=Unit Weight of water.
;Page 3 - Soil Data

ROW 16=Angle of Repose (in Degree) for Soil on Heel Side.
ROW 17=Unit Weight of Soil on Heel Side.
ROW 18=Bearing Capacity of Soil.
ROW 19=Coefficient of Friction between soil and concrete.
ROW 20=Depth of soil from top of the Retaining Wall on Toe Side.
ROW 21=Unit Weight of Soil on Toe Side.
ROW 22=Angle of Repose (in Degree) for Soil on Toe Side.
ROW 23=Factor by which the passive pressure is to be reduced(Should be between 0
& 1).
;Page 4 - Surcharge Load Data
ROW 24=Externally applied surcharge pressure on heel side.
ROW 25=Surcharge angle (in Degree) by which the retained soil slopes up.
ROW 26=Whether the user would want to provide Shear Key if the Retaining Wall fa
ils in sliding.
ROW 27=Depth of Shear Key to be considered.
ROW 28=Width of Shear Key to be considered.
ROW 29=Factor by which the Passive Pressure is to be reduced(Should be between 0
& 1).
ROW 30=Frictional Coefficient between two soil interfaces at the bottom level of
Shear Key.
ROW 34=Clear Cover to main reinforcement.
ROW 35=Minimum percentage of steel reinforcement over effective c/s area.
ROW 36=Factor by which the loads and moments are to be increased to reach the li
miting values.
ROW 37=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Heel slab.
ROW 38=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Toe slab.
ROW 39=Diameter of Main reinforcement considered to be provided in Stem.
ROW 40=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Heel
slab.
ROW 41=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Toe s
lab.
ROW 42=Diameter of Distribution reinforcement considered to be provided in Stem.
ROW 43=Miminmum spacing allowed in Reinforcement Detailing.
ROW 44=Maximum spacing allowed in Reinforcement Detailing.
ROW 45=Whether the user would go for "Increase Depth" or "Increase Steel Percent
age" if any section fails in shear.
ROW 46=Provide the increased steel percentage in Heel required from Shear Consid
eration.
ROW 47=Provide the increased steel percentage in Toe required from Shear Conside
ration.
ROW 48=Provide the increased steel percentage in Stem required from Shear Consid
eration.
[One-Way Rectangular Slab]
ROW 1=Clear length of slab panel in
ROW 2=Clear length of slab panel in
ROW 3=Support condition of the slab
;Page 3 - Load Data
ROW 7=If selected "YES" enables the
shorter direction.
longer direction.
panel over four edges.
programme to calculate the self weight of th
e slab.
ROW 8=Superimposed dead load from finishes etc. on slab.
ROW 9=Superimposed Live load on slab.
ROW 10=Any other type of load coming on slab.
;Page 4 - Load Combination Factors
ROW 11=Factor for superimposed dead load and self weight if considered.
ROW 12=Factor for superimposed live load.
ROW 13=Factor for other load.
;Page 5 - Reinforcement Data
ROW 14=Diameter of bar along shorter direction in mm.
ROW 15=Diameter of bar along longer direction in mm.
ROW 16=Clear cover to the outermost reinforcing bar.
[Two-Way Rectangular Slab]
ROW 1=Clear length of slab panel in shorter direction.
ROW 2=Clear length of slab panel in longer direction.
ROW 3=Support condition of the slab panel over four edges.
ROW 4=Criteria for Depth.
ROW 5=User Defined Depth.
;Page 3 - Load Data
ROW 9=If selected "YES" enables the programme to calculate the self weight of th
e slab.
ROW 11=Live load on slab.
ROW 12=Any other type of load coming on slab.
ROW 19=Shear Consideration
ROW 20=Steel % along X-dirn at Top
ROW 21=Steel % along Y-dirn at Top
[Rectangular Concrete Column]
;Page 1 - Geometry
ROW 1=Select Column Type.
ROW 2=Whether it is a Braced column or Unbraced column.
ROW 3=Whether to consider Moment due to Slenderness.
ROW 4=Whether to consider Modification Factor for Slenderness.
ROW 5=Modification Factor Calculation for slenderness.
ROW 6=Whether to consider Moment due to Minimum Eccentricity.
ROW 7=Column Diameter.
ROW 8=Column Dimension along X direction.
ROW 9=Column Dimension along Y direction.
ROW 10=Unsupported Length of Column.
ROW 11=Effective length of Column.
ROW 12=Effective length of Column (For Bending along X-axis).
ROW 13=Effective length of Column (For Bending along Y-axis).
;Page 2 - Load Data
ROW 14=Factored Axial Load.
ROW 15=Factored Greater End Moment along X direction.
ROW 16=Factored Smaller End Moment along X direction.

ROW 17=Factored Greater End Moment along Y direction.
ROW 18=Factored Smaller End Moment along Y direction.
ROW 19=Factored Moment along X direction.
ROW 20=Factored Moment along Y direction.
ROW 21=Factored Greater End Moment.
ROW 22=Factored Smaller End Moment.
ROW 23=Factored Moment.
ROW 24=Factored Shear along X direction.
ROW 25=Factored Shear along Y direction.
ROW 26=Factored Shear.
ROW 29=Clear cover to main reinforcement
ROW 30=Diameter of Main Reinforcement (Recommended not less than 12 mm - Clause
26.5.3.1(d), IS 456:2000)
ROW 31=Minimum Allowable Steel Percentage
ROW 32=Diameter of Secondary Reinforcement
ROW 33=Minimum Allowable Spacing for Secondary Reinforcement
ROW 34=Maximum Allowable Spacing for Secondary Reinforcement
ROW 35=No of Legs of Secondary Reinforcement
[Circular Concrete Column]
;Page 1 - Geometry
ROW 1=Select Column Type.
ROW 2=Whether it is a Braced column or Unbraced column.
ROW 3=Whether to consider Moment due to Slenderness.
ROW 4=Whether to consider Modification Factor for Slenderness.
ROW 5=Modification Factor Calculation for slenderness.
ROW 6=Whether to consider Moment due to Minimum Eccentricity.
ROW 7=Column Diameter.
ROW 8=Column Dimension along X direction.
ROW 9=Column Dimension along Y direction.
ROW 10=Unsupported Length of Column.
ROW 11=Effective length of Column.
ROW 12=Effective length of Column (For Bending along X-axis).
ROW 13=Effective length of Column (For Bending along Y-axis).
;Page 2 - Load Data
ROW 14=Factored Axial Load.
ROW 15=Factored Greater End Moment along X direction.
ROW 16=Factored Smaller End Moment along X direction.
ROW 17=Factored Greater End Moment along Y direction.
ROW 18=Factored Smaller End Moment along Y direction.
ROW 19=Factored Moment along X direction.
ROW 20=Factored Moment along Y direction.
ROW 21=Factored Greater End Moment.
ROW 22=Factored Smaller End Moment.
ROW 23=Factored Moment.
ROW 24=Factored Shear along X direction.
ROW 25=Factored Shear along Y direction.
ROW 26=Factored Shear.
ROW 29=Clear cover to main reinforcement
ROW 30=Diameter of Main Reinforcement (Recommended not less than 12 mm - Clause
26.5.3.1(d), IS 456:2000)
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
31=Minimum Allowable Steel Percentage

32=Diameter of Secondary Reinforcement
33=Minimum Allowable Spacing for Secondary Reinforcement
34=Maximum Allowable Spacing for Secondary Reinforcement
35=No of Legs of Secondary Reinforcement
[Moment Bolt Group Design]

;Page 1 - Load Data
ROW 1=Vertical Load (Downward Positive)
ROW 2=Horizontal distance of Vertical Load from the vertical plane of Bolts.
ROW 3=Horizontal Load (Rightward Positive).
ROW 4=Vertical distance of Horizontal Load from the horizontal centre line of Bo
lts.
;Page 2 - Bolt Details
ROW 5=Initial condition of the bolt ie. whether it is subjected to initial Tensi
on or not.
ROW 6=Number of Bolts in each row. (Maximum number of Bolts in each row is limit
ed to 6 in the present case)
ROW 7=Number of Bolts in each column. (Maximum number of Bolts in each column is
limited to 50 in the present case)
ROW 8=Pitch of Bolts in horizontal direction.
ROW 9=Pitch of Bolts in vertical direction.
ROW 10=Bolt Property class.
ROW 11=Bolt position i.e. whether it is in Close Tolerance or Clearance Hole.
ROW 12=Nominal Diameter of Bolt.
ROW 13=Edge distance at top and bottom.
ROW 14=Edge distance at two sides.
[Shear Bolt Group Design]
;Page 1 - Load Data
ROW 1=Vertical Load (Downward Positive)
ROW 2=Distance of Vertical Load from origin.
ROW 3=Horizontal Load (Rightward Positive).
ROW 4=Distance of Horizontal Load from origin.
;Page 2 - Bolt Details
ROW 5= Total Number of Bolts (Maximum number bolts is limited to 100 in the pres
ent case)
ROW 6=Bolt Property class.
ROW 7=Bolt position i.e. whether it is in Close Tolerance or Clearance Hole.
ROW 8=Nominal Diameter of Bolt.
;Page 3 - Bolt Positions
ROW 9=Coordinates of individual bolts wrt user specified origin.
[Pile Group Analysis]
;Page 1 - Loading Data
ROW 1=Vertical load [Downward Positive].
ROW 2=Distance of point of application of vertical load along X-axis from origin
.
ROW 3=Distance of point of application of vertical load along Y-axis from origin
.
ROW 4=Horizontal load along X-direction.
ROW 5=Horizontal load along Y-direction.
ROW 6=Moment about X-direction.
ROW 7=Moment about Y-direction.
;Page 2 - Pile Properties
ROW 8=Total number of piles.
ROW 9=Diameter of piles.
ROW 10=Vertical pile capacity.
ROW 11=Vertical pile Group Efficiency Factor.
ROW 12=Horizontal pile capacity.
ROW 13=Horizontal pile Group Efficiency Factor.

;Page 3 - Pile Locations
ROW 14=Coordinate of pile.
[Loss Calculation in Post-Tensioned Tendon Analysis]
;Page 1 - Jacking Information and Tendon Properties
ROW 1=Post Tensioning force.
ROW 2=Secondary curvature coefficient.
ROW 3=Primary curvature coefficient.
ROW 4=Total number of Segments.
ROW 5=Deformation of the anchorage.
ROW 6=Area of cable.
ROW 7=Modulus of Elasticity of cable.
;Page 2 - Cable Profile
ROW 8=Segment Length designates the length of each segment & Angle of Deviation
is the angle between the current segment and the next segment
[Pile Cap]
;Page 1 - Pile Properties
ROW 1=Total No of Piles in the group
ROW 2=Diameter of Pile
ROW 3=Pile Length
ROW 4=Clear Edge Distance
ROW 5=Column Dimension along X-direction
ROW 6=Column Dimension along Y-direction
ROW 7=Depth of PileCap Bottom Level from FGl
ROW 8=Depth of Pile Cutoff Level from FGL
ROW 9=Overall Thickness of Pile Cap
ROW 10=If Effect of Water table is to be Considered, then Select 'Yes', otherwis
e Select 'No'
ROW 11=Depth of Water Table from FGL
ROW 12=Vertical Pile Capacity
ROW 13=Pile Capacity in Uplift
ROW 14=Horizontal Pile Capacity
ROW 15=The Pile size and shape can be defined in case of user defined option or
the software calculates the optimum size in case of software defined option.
ROW 16=Option for taking either the Loads and Combination Factors or Combined Lo
ads to be taken directly.
ROW 17=Numbers of Primary Load Cases.
ROW 18=Numbers of Serviceability Load Combination.
ROW 19=Numbers of Strength Load Combination.
ROW 20=Number of Combined Load Cases for Serviceability.
ROW 21=Number of Combined Load Cases for Strength.
;Page 2 - Column/Pile Positions
;Bitmaps to be shown
;Page 3 - Pile Cap Data
;Bitmaps to be shown
;Page 4 - Modification Factors for Pile Capacities
Row 22=Factor to modify the Vertical Load Capacity of Pile for the selected load
case.
Row 23=Factor to modify the Lateral Load Capacity of Pile for the selected load
case.
Row 24=Factor to modify the Uplift Capacity of Pile for the selected load case.
;Page 5 - Primary Loads
Row 25=Axial load on the column (Downward is positive).
Row 26=Horizontal Load along X-direction.
Row 27=Horizontal Load along Y-direction.
Row 28=Moment along X-direction.
Row 29=Moment along Y-direction.
;Page 6 - Load Combination Factors for Serviceability
ROW 30=Provide service load factor for respective primary load case.
;Page 7 - Load Combination Factors for Strength
ROW 31=Provide Strength load factor for respective primary load case.
;Page 8 - Combined Loads for Serviceability
ROW 33=Axial load on the column (Downward is positive).
ROW 34=Horizontal Load along X-direction.
ROW 35=Horizontal Load along Y-direction.
ROW 36=Moment along X-direction.
ROW 37=Moment along Y-direction.
;Page 9 - Combined Loads for Strength
ROW 39=Axial load on the column (Downward is positive).
ROW 40=Horizontal Load along X-direction.
ROW 41=Horizontal Load along Y-direction.
ROW 42=Moment along X-direction.
ROW 43=Moment along Y-direction.
;Page 10=Constants
ROW 44=Grade of Concrete
ROW 45=Grade of Steel for Main Reinforcement
ROW 46=Grade of Steel for Shear Reinforcement
ROW 47=Unit Wt of Concrete
ROW 48=Unit Wt of Soil
ROW 49=Unit Wt of Water
ROW 50=Diameter of Bottom Reinforcement along X
ROW 51=Diameter of Top Reinforcement along X
ROW 52=Diameter of Bottom Reinforcement along Y
ROW 53=Diameter of Top Reinforcement along Y
ROW 54=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement at bottom
ROW 55=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement at top
ROW 56=Minimum Steel Percentage over Effective C/S area
ROW 57=Minimum Permissible Spacing
ROW 58=Maximum Permissible Spacing
curs
ROW 60=Diameter of Stirrup for shear in X-direction
ROW 61=No of Stirrup Legs in X-direction
ROW 62=Diameter of Stirrup for shear in Y-direction
ROW 63=No of Stirrup Legs in Y-direction
ROW 64=Main Steel Percentage along X-direction at Bottom
ROW 65=Main Steel Percentage along Y-direction at Bottom
ROW 66=Main Steel Percentage along X-direction at Top
ROW 67=Main Steel Percentage along Y-direction at Top
[Combined Footing]
ROW 1=Dimension of Footing Along Y-direction (Footing Width)
ROW 2=Dimension of Footing Along X-direction (Footing Length)
ROW 3=Type of the Columns, Select either Rectangular or Circular. Both the colum
ns will be of selected type.
ROW 4=Overall Thickness of the Foundation
ROW 5=Diameter of the Left Column
ROW 6=Dimension of the Left Column Along X-direction
ROW 7=Dimension of the Left Column Along Y-direction
ROW 8=Distance(Along X-direction) of the Left Column Centre from Left Edge of Fo
undation
ROW 9=Diameter of the Right Column
ROW 10=Dimension of the Right Column Along X-direction
ROW 11=Dimension of the Right Column Along Y-direction
ROW 12=Distance(Along X-direction) of the Right Column Centre from Right Edge of
Foundation
ROW 13=Depth of the Foundation Bottom from Top of Soil
ROW 14=Allowable Factor of Safety Against Overturning
ROW 15=Allowable Percentage of Contact Area if Tension occurs at Top of Foundati
on
ROW 16=Select whether Water table is to be considered or not
ROW 17=Depth of Water Table from Top of Soil
;Page 2 - Load Data of Left Column
ROW 18=
ROW 19=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case (Downward Posit
ive)
ROW 20=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 21=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 22=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load C
ase
ROW 23=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load C
ase
ROW 24=
ROW 25=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case (Downward Posit
ive)
ROW 26=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case
ROW 27=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case
ROW 28=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load C
ase
ROW 29=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load C
ase
ROW 30=
ROW 31=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Case (Downwa
rd Positive)
ROW 32=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Cas
e
ROW 33=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Cas
e
ROW 34=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismi
c Load Case
ROW 35=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismi
c Load Case
ROW 36=
ROW 37=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 38=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case
ROW 39=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case
ROW 40=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 41=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load
Case
;Page 3 - Load Data of Right Column
ROW 42=
ROW 43=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 44=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 45=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 46=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load
Case
ROW 47=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load
Case
ROW 48=
ROW 49=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 50=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case
ROW 51=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case
ROW 52=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load
Case
ROW 53=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load
Case
ROW 54=
ROW 55=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Case (Downw
ard Positive)
ROW 56=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Ca
se
ROW 57=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Ca
se
ROW 58=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seism
ic Load Case
ROW 59=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seism
ic Load Case
ROW 60=
ROW 61=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case (Downward Pos
itive)
ROW 62=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case
ROW 63=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case
ROW 64=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 65=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 66=Load Factor in Dead Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspond
ing Load Combination Number)
ROW 67=Load Factor in Live Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspond
ROW 68=Load Factor in Wind/Seismic Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the co
rresponding Load Combination Number)
ROW 69=Load Factor in Other Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspon
ding Load Combination Number)
ROW 70=Allowable Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil
ROW 71=Dead Load Surcharge per unit Area
ROW 72=Live Load Surcharge per unit Area
ROW 73=Unit Weight of Soil
ROW 74=Unit Weight of Concrete
ROW 76=Grade of Steel
ROW 77=Unit Weight of Water
ROW 78=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along X-direction at Bottom
ROW 79=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along Y-direction at Bottom
ROW 80=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along X-direction at Top
ROW 81=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along Y-direction at Top
ROW 82=Minimum Allowable Spacing of Reinforcing Bars (If reqd. spacing is less t
han this Value, Error Message will be shown)
ROW 83=Maximum Allowable Spacing of Reinforcing Bars (If reqd. spacing is more t
han this Value, Provided Spacing will be set to this value)
ROW 84=Clear Cover to the outermost reinforcing bar
ROW 86=If the foundation fails in oneway shear, select "Increase depth" if depth
of Foundation is to be increased and select "Increase Steel Percentage" if the
provided percentage of Steel is to be increased (Then 4 rows will appear below t
o enter minimum percentages in different directions)
ROW 87=Minimum provided Percentage of Bottom Reinforcement Along X-direction (Re
qd. if Fails in Oneway Shear)
ROW
qd.
ROW
if
ROW
if
88=Minimum provided Percentage of Bottom Reinforcement Along Y-direction (Re

if Fails in Oneway Shear)
89=Minimum provided Percentage of Top Reinforcement Along X-direction (Reqd.
Fails in Oneway Shear)
90=Minimum provided Percentage of Top Reinforcement Along Y-direction (Reqd.
Fails in Oneway Shear)
[Combined Footing With Beam]

ROW 1=Dimension of Footing Along Y-direction (Footing Width)
ROW 2=Dimension of Footing Along X-direction (Footing Length)
ROW 3=Type of the Columns, Select either Rectangular or Circular. Both the colum
ns will be of selected type.
ROW 4=Overall Thickness of the Foundation
ROW 5=Diameter of the Left Column
ROW 6=Dimension of the Left Column Along X-direction
ROW 7=Dimension of the Left Column Along Y-direction
ROW 8=Distance(Along X-direction) of the Left Column Centre from Left Edge of Fo
undation
ROW 9=Diameter of the Right Column
ROW 10=Dimension of the Right Column Along X-direction
ROW 11=Dimension of the Right Column Along Y-direction
ROW 12=Distance(Along X-direction) of the Right Column Centre from Right Edge of
Foundation
ROW 13=Width of Beam
ROW 14=Depth of Beam
ROW 15=Depth of the Foundation Bottom from Top of Soil
ROW 16=Allowable Factor of Safety Against Overturning
ROW 17=Allowable Percentage of Contact Area if Tension occurs at Top of Foundati
on
ROW 18=Select whether Water table is to be considered or not
ROW 19=Depth of Water Table from Top of Soil
;Page 2 - Load Data of Left Column
ROW 20=
ROW 21=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case (Downward Posit
ive)
ROW 22=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 23=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 24=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load C
ase
ROW 25=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Dead Load C
ase
ROW 26=
ROW 27=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case (Downward Posit
ive)
ROW 28=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case
ROW 29=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load Case
ROW 30=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load C
ase
ROW 31=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Live Load C
ase
ROW 32=
ROW 33=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Case (Downwa
rd Positive)
ROW 34=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Cas
e
ROW 35=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismic Load Cas
e
ROW 36=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismi
c Load Case
ROW 37=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Wind/Seismi
c Load Case
ROW 38=
ROW 39=Axial Load at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 40=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case
ROW 41=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load Case
ROW 42=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 43=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Left Column in Other Load
Case
;Page 3 - Load Data of Right Column
ROW 44=
ROW 45=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 46=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 47=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load Case
ROW 48=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load
Case
ROW 49=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Dead Load
Case
ROW 50=
ROW 51=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case (Downward Posi
tive)
ROW 52=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case
ROW 53=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load Case
ROW 54=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load
Case
ROW 55=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Live Load
Case
ROW 56=
ROW 57=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Case (Downw
ard Positive)
ROW 58=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Ca
se
ROW 59=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seismic Load Ca
se
ROW 60=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seism
ic Load Case
ROW 61=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Wind/Seism
ic Load Case
ROW 62=
ROW 63=Axial Load at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case (Downward Pos
itive)
ROW 64=Moment Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case
ROW 65=Moment Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load Case
ROW 66=Horizontal Shear Along X-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 67=Horizontal Shear Along Y-dirn at the Bottom of Right Column in Other Load
Case
ROW 68=Load Factor in Dead Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspond
ROW 69=Load Factor in Live Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspond
ROW 70=Load Factor in Wind/Seismic Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the co
rresponding Load Combination Number)
ROW 71=Load Factor in Other Load Case (The Number at Top indicates the correspon
ding Load Combination Number)
ROW 72=Allowable Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil

ROW 73=Dead Load Surcharge per unit Area
ROW 74=Live Load Surcharge per unit Area
;Page 6 - Reinforcement Details of Slab
ROW 80=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along X-direction at Bottom
ROW 81=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along Y-direction at Bottom
ROW 82=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along X-direction at Top
ROW 83=Diameter of Reinforcing bar Along Y-direction at Top
ROW 84=Minimum Allowable Spacing of Reinforcing Bars (If reqd. spacing is less t
han this Value, Error Message will be shown)
ROW 85=Maximum Allowable Spacing of Reinforcing Bars (If reqd. spacing is more t
han this Value, Provided Spacing will be set to this value)
ROW 86=Clear Cover to the outermost reinforcing bar of Slab
ROW 88=If the foundation fails in oneway shear, select "Increase depth" if depth
of Foundation is to be increased and select "Increase Steel Percentage" if the
provided percentage of Steel is to be increased (Then 4 rows will appear below t
o enter minimum percentages in different directions)
ROW 89=Minimum provided Percentage of Bottom Reinforcement Along X-direction (Re
ROW 90=Minimum provided Percentage of Bottom Reinforcement Along Y-direction (Re
ROW 91=Minimum provided Percentage of Top Reinforcement Along X-direction (Reqd.
ROW 92=Minimum provided Percentage of Top Reinforcement Along Y-direction (Reqd.
;Page 7 - Reinforcement Details of Beam
ROW 93=Diameter of Reinforcing bar of Beam at Bottom
ROW 94=Diameter of Reinforcing bar of Beam at Top
ROW 95=Clear Cover to the Main reinforcing bar of Beam
ROW 96=Diameter of Stirrups of Beam
ROW 97=Number of Legs of Stirrups
ROW 98=Minimum Allowable Spacing of Stirrups
ROW 99=Maximum Allowable Spacing of (If reqd. spacing is more than this Value, P
rovided Spacing will be set to this value)
[Corbel Design]
;Page 1 - Design Parameters
ROW 1=Vertical Load on Bracket
ROW 2=Horizontal Load on Bracket
ROW 3=Shear Span of Bracket
ROW 4=Bracket Width in the direction perpendicular to the plane of loads
ROW 5=Overall depth of Bracket
ROW 6=Depth of Bracket excluding the tapered portion
ROW 9=Coefficient of Friction
ROW 10=Clear Cover to Reinforcement
ROW 11=Diameter of Primary Tensile Reinforcement
ROW 12=Diameter of Horizontal Stirrup
ROW 13=Diameter of Vertical Stirrup
ROW 14=Maximum Allowable Spacing
ROW 15=Minimum Allowable Spacing
[Laterally Loaded Pile]
;Page 1 - Pile Data

ROW 1=Enter the length for the Pile.
ROW 2=Enter Number of divisions along the length for the Pile.
ROW 3=Chosse the cross section type for the Pile.
ROW 4=Enter the diameter for the Pile.
ROW 5=Enter the width for the Pile.
ROW 6=Choose the Pile Head condition.
ROW 7=Choose the Moment of Inertia calculation option.
ROW 8=Enter the Moment of Inertia for the Pile.
ROW 9=Enter the Modulus of Elasticity for the Pile.
;Page 2 - Soil Subgrade Modulus Data
ROW 10=Enter the Node at which the Soil surface starts.
ROW 11=Choose the option for the Modulus of Subgrade reaction computation option
.
ROW 12=Enter the value for As.
ROW 13=Enter the BS value in the appropriate units. Such that the BS * (Depth) N
should have the same unit as AS.
ROW 14=Enter the appropriate N value such that the BS * (Depth) N should have th
e same unit as AS.
;Page 3 - Joint Subgrade Modulus Data
ROW 15=Enter or Modify the Soil Subgrade modulus at the joints.
;Page 4 - Load & Moment Data
ROW 16=Enter the Force, Moment at the joints.
[Strip Footing]
ROW 1=Width of Footing
ROW 2=Length of Footing
ROW 3=Depth of Footing
ROW 4=Select Column Type from Rectangular and Circular
ROW 5=Number of Columns
ROW 6=Depth of bottom level of Footing from FGL
ROW 7=Allowable Factor of Safety against overturning
ROW 8=Allowable percentage of contact area
ROW 9=Whether water table is considered
ROW 10=The load combinations to be checked
;Page 2 - Column Dimensions
ROW 11=Diameter of Column 1
ROW 12=Dimension of Column 1 along X-Direction
ROW 13=Dimension of Column 1 along Y-Direction
ROW 14=Distance of Column 1 CG from leftmost edge of footing

;Page 3 - Dead Load Data
ROW 35= Axial Load on Column 1(downward positive),Horizontal Shear along X-Direc
tion from Column 1(positive towards left),Horizontal Shear along Y-Direction fro
m Column 1(positive away from plane of paper),Moment along X-Direction from Colu
mn 1 (anticlockwise positive),Moment along Y-Direction from Column 1 (anticlockw
ise positive)
tion from Column 2(positive towards left) Horizontal Shear along Y-Direction fro
m Column 2(positive away from plane of paper) Moment along X-Direction from Colu
mn 2 (anticlockwise positive) Moment along Y-Direction from Column 2 (anticlockw
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 4 - Live Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 5 - Wind/Seismic Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 6 - Other Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 7-Load Combinations
ROW 59=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Dead Load for a specific load combi
nation
ROW 60=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Live Load for a specific load combi
nation
ROW 61=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Wind/Seismic Load for a specific lo
ad combination
ROW 62=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Miscellaneous Load for a specific l
oad combination
ROW 63=Allowable Bearing Capacity
ROW 64=Dead Load Surcharge
ROW 65=Live Load Surcharge
ROW 72=Diameter of bottom reinforcement along X-Direction
ROW 73=Diameter of bottom reinforcement along Y-Direction
ROW 74=Diameter of top reinforcement along X-Direction
ROW 75=Diameter of top reinforcement along Y-Direction
ROW 76=Minimum Allowable Bar Spacing
ROW 77=Maximum Allowable Bar Spacing
ROW 78=Clear Cover
curs
[Block Foundation Analysis]
ROW 1=Operating speed of Engine in r.p.m.
ROW 2=Weight of Machine.
ROW 3=X Co-ordinate of Center of Gravity of the Machine.
ROW 4=Y Co-ordinate of Center of Gravity of the Machine.
ROW 5=Z Co-ordinate of Center of Gravity of the Machine.
ROW 6=Horizontal exciting force along X-axis.
ROW 7=Horizontal exciting force along Y-axis.
ROW 8=Exciting moment about Y-axis.
ROW 9=Exciting moment about X-axis.
ROW 10=Height of foundation.
ROW 11=Height of acting point of horizontal unbalanced force from the top of fou
ndation.
ROW 12=Vertical Exciting force.
ROW 13=Permissible limit for checking the eccentricities in either direction.
ROW 14=Maximum allowable horizontal amplitude.
ROW 15=Maximum allowable vertical amplitude.
;Page 2 - Block Foundation Plan
ROW 16=Provide the input geometry data for Block(s).All input should be in first
Quadrant.
;Page 3 - Soil Data
ROW 17=Bearing Capacity of Soil.
ROW 18=Co-efficient of elastic uniform compression.
ROW 19=Co-efficient of elastic non uniform compression for rocking mode.
ROW 20=Co-efficient of elastic uniform shear.

;Page 4 - Material Data
[Structural Analysis]
;Page 1 - Units
ROW 1=Information about the current structure is listed here. This is a read-onl
y page. If a new structure is being created, the number of nodes, members and su
pports will be zero.
;Page 2 - Node Coordinates
ROW 2=Specify the user node # followed by the X, Y, and Z coordinates for the no
de. The unit specified in the last column will apply to all the nodes.
;Page 3 - Member Incidences
ROW 3=Specify the user member # followed by the starting (Node A) and ending (No
de B) node numbers. Next, input the beta angle for the member.
;Page 4 - Member Properties
ROW 4=Choose a country's steel table. Next, select the cross-section type. Final
ly, choose the appropriate size within this section type.
ROW 5=Specify the modulus of elasticity (E) and density for the material. Next,
input the coefficient of thermal expansion (Alpha) followed by the Poisson ratio
. Poisson's ratio is used to calculate the shear modulus. The default values pro
vided are those for steel.
;Page 6 - Member Releases
ROW 6=Check the degrees of freedom (DOF) to be RELEASED at the starting end (Nod
e A) of the member.
ROW 7=Check the degrees of freedom (DOF) to be RELEASED at the ending end (Node
B) of the member.
;Page 7 - Supports
ROW 8=Check the degrees of freedom (DOF) to be RESTRAINED on this node. For exam
ple, to prevent a node from moving in all translational and rotational DOFs (fix
ed support), check all the boxes.
;Page 8 - Load Choices
ROW 9=To create a new load case, choose "New Load Case". To add a load item to a
n existing load case, choose "Add Load to Existing Load Case". To edit/update a
previously entered load item, choose "Edit Existing Loads in Load Case". To dele
te an existing load item from a load case, choose "Delete Existing Loads in Load
Case". Options also extend for Load Combinations. If you are finished with load
ing the structure, choose "Finished Loading".
;Page 9 - Load Case/Comb. Name
ROW 10=Enter a new load case/combination name. All load cases will be internally
numbered starting with the number one (1). Thus, if this is the second load cas
e with an associated name "Live Load on Roof", the output will refer to it as "2
:Live Load on Roof".
;Page 10 - Add/Edit/Delete Load
ROW 11=Choose the load case in which to add/edit/delete a load item.
;Page 12 - Assign
ROW 13=Check the load items from the appropriate load cases to attach to a node.
The first column has the node numbers listed. If a load case has no load items
listed, it means that there are no joint or nodal loads defined for that load ca
se.
ROW 14=Check the load items from the appropriate load cases to attach to a membe
r. The first column has the member numbers listed. If a load case has no load it
ems listed, it means that there are no member loads defined for that load case.
[Lateral Force Distribution on Shear Walls (General)]
ROW 1=Specify coordinates of the CG, length, height, angle of inclination and th
ickness of shearwall no %s. A coordinate axis system must be chosen for the anal
ysis so that all coordinates are positive. It is recommended to use the south-le
ft corner of the diaphragm as the origin of the coordinate system. "X" increases
to the right and "Y" increases upwards.

ROW 2=Specify unit weight, Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio for the material
of shearwall no %s. You may only input the relative Young's Modulus. For example
, for Clay Masonary, Em=700f'm; for Concrete Masonary, Em=900f'm and for Normal
weight concrete, Ec=57000*sqrt(fc). Poisson ratio for masonary is 0.25 and for n
ormal weight concrete is 0.17
ROW 3=Specify the location of the opening from the start of shearwall, length of
opening, location of the same from top of shearwall and the height of opening n
o %s.
ROW 4=Specify coordinates of the CG, lenght along X and Y axis of diaphragm no %
s.
ROW 5=Specify force along X direction.
ROW 6=Specify force along Y direction.
ROW 7=Specify distance along X axis of point of application of force measured fr
om origin.
ROW 8=Specify distance along Y axis of point of application of force measured fr
om origin.
[Design of Piles]
;Page 1 - Pile Property Data
ROW 1=Total Length of Pile.
ROW 2=Length of Pile over Ground Level.
ROW 3=Overall Diameter of Pile.
ROW 4=Release Condition of Pile Head.
ROW 5=Modulus of Elasticity of Concrete.
;Page 2 - Soil Property Data
ROW 6=Type of Soil. Select any one from the two types..........................
.............. 1) Sandy Soil or Normally Loaded Clay
2) Preloaded Cla
y.
ROW 7=For Sandy Soil mention the Type of Sand.
ROW 8=For Sandy Soil mention whether Dry or Submerged soil.
ROW 9=Mention the range of Unconfined Compressive Strength in Kg/cm^2.
;Page 3 - Load Data
ROW 10=Vertical Load Bearing capacity of the Pile.
ROW 11=Lateral Load Bearing capacity of the Pile.
ROW 12=Allowable Lateral deflection.
;Page 4 - Pile Property Data
ROW 15=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement.
ROW 16=Diameter of Main Reinforcement.
ROW 17=Minimum percentage of Longitudinal Reinforcement.
ROW 18=Maximum percentage of Longitudinal Reinforcement.
ROW 19=Diameter of Transverse Reinforcement.
ROW 20=Type of Transverse Reinforcement.
ROW 21=Minimum Spacing of Transverse Reinforcement.
ROW 22=Maximum Spacing of Transverse Reinforcement.
[Strip Footing with Beam]
ROW 1=Width of Footing
ROW 2=Length of Footing
ROW 3=Depth of Footing
ROW 4=Select Column Type from Rectangular and Circular
ROW 5=Number of Columns
ROW 6=Depth of bottom level of Footing from FGL
ROW 7=Width of Foundation Beam
ROW 8=Depth of Foundation Beam
ROW 9=Allowable Factor of Safety against overturning
ROW 10=Whether water table is considered

ROW 11=The load combinations to be checked
;Page 2 - Column Dimensions
;Page 3 - Dead Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 4 - Live Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 5 - Wind/Seismic Load Data
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 6 - Other Load Data

ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
ise positive)
;Page 7-Load Combinations
ROW 60=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Dead Load for a specific load combi
nation
ROW 61=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Live Load for a specific load combi
nation
ROW 62=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Wind/Seismic Load for a specific lo
ad combination
ROW 63=Multiplication Factor to get limiting Miscellaneous Load for a specific l
oad combination
ROW 64=Allowable Bearing Capacity
ROW 65=Dead Load Surcharge
ROW 66=Live Load Surcharge
;Page 9 - Reinforcement Details of Slab
ROW 73=Diameter of bottom reinforcement along X-Direction
ROW 74=Diameter of bottom reinforcement along Y-Direction
ROW 75=Minimum Allowable Bar Spacing
ROW 76=Maximum Allowable Bar Spacing
ROW 77=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement
curs
;Page 10 - Reinforcement Details of Beam
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
80=Diameter of bottom longitudinal reinforcement

81=Diameter of top longitudinal reinforcement
82=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement
83=Diameter of Stirrups to be provided
84=Number of Stirrup Legs
85=Minimum Allowable Stirrup Spacing
86=Maximum Allowable Stirrup Spacing
[Stair Case Design]

;Page 1-General Data
ROW 1=Specify the type of staircase
ROW 2="Calculated By User" enables the programme to calculate the stair geometry
for which the relevant inputs to be specified by the user."Calculated By Softwa
re" calculates the stair geometry by the software.
ROW 3=Total floor to floor height for which the staircase to be designed
ROW 4=Select the type of two flight staircase,whether it is Dog Legged Stair or
Open-Well or Quarter Turn Stair
;Page 2-First Flight Data
ROW 5=Width of Waist Slab
ROW 6=Width of Stair hall i.e perpendicular to the length of total flight
ROW 7=Length of Stair Hall(Along the going of stair case)
ROW 8=Depth of Waist Slab
ROW 9=Elevation at first landing level
ROW 10=Specify whether landing's are present or not
ROW 11=Start Landing Width
ROW 12=End Landing Width
ROW 13=Minimum Landing Width
ROW 14=Approximate Height of Riser
ROW 15=Minimum allowable Tread / Rise Ratio
ROW 16=Specify the Beam Location
ROW 17=Width of Support at SB1 Location
;Page 3-Second Flight Data
ROW 21=Width of Waist Slab
ROW 22=Elevation at second landing level
ROW 26=Minimum Landing width
;Page 4-Third Flight Data
ROW 33=Waist Slab Width
ROW 34=Elevation at second landing level

;Page 5-Fourth Flight Data
ROW 45=Waist Slab Width
ROW 51=Option for the last flight landing on the terrace or landing on next flig
ht
;Page 6-Load Data
ROW 54=Floor Finish
ROW 55=Thickness of floor finish
ROW 56=Live Load
ROW 57=Design Factor for Load Combinations
;Page 7-Material Data
ROW 58=Unit Wt of Concrete
;Page 8-Reinforcement Data for Flight
ROW 61=Diameter of Main Bar
ROW 62=Diameter of Distribution Bar
ROW 63=The minimum allowable bar spacing. The program will use this constraint w
hen formulating the design process
ROW 64=The maximum allowable bar spacing. The program will use this constraint w
hen formulating the design process
ROW 65=Clear Cover
ROW 66=Minimum percentage of steel reinforcement over effective c/s area
ROW 67=Minimum % of Distribution Reinforcement
curs
ROW 69=Main Steel Percentage in Flight1
;Page 9-Beam Details
ROW 73=Provide the depth of stair beam selected for different flight.
ROW 74=Provide the width of stair beam selected for different flight.
[Grade Beam Design]

ROW 1=Width of Grade Beam
ROW 2=Depth of Grade Beam
ROW 3=Clear Span of Grade Beam
ROW 4=Effective Span of Grade Beam
ROW 5=Uniformly Distributed Load on Beam
ROW 6=Concentrated Load on Grade Beam
ROW 7=Distance of Concentrated Load from Left Edge
ROW 8=Design Load Factor
ROW 9=Unit wt. of Concrete
ROW 12=Diameter of Bottom Longitudinal Reinforcement
ROW 13=Diameter of Top Longitudinal Reinforcement
ROW 14=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement at Bottom
ROW 15=Clear Cover to Main Reinforcement at Top
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
16=Diameter of Shear Reinforcement

17=No.of Legs of Shear Reinforcement
18=Minimum Allowable Stirrup Spacing
19=Maximum Allowable Stirrup Spacing
20=Whether Design Forces should be reduced considering the Arching Factor
[One Way Slab Design]

ROW 1=Clear length of slab panel in shorter direction.
ROW 2=Clear length of slab panel in longer direction.
ROW 3=Width of Support.
ROW 4=Support condition of the slab panel over two edges, about which the panel
is spanning.
ROW 5=Criteria for Depth.
ROW 6=User Defined Depth.
ROW 7=Number of Load Combinations to be done.
;Page 2 - Material Data
;Page 3 - Load Data
ROW 11=If selected "YES" enables the programme to calculate the self weight of t
he slab.
ROW 13=Live load on slab.
ROW 14=Any other type of Uniformly Distributed Load coming on slab.
ROW 15=Concentrated Dead Load on the slab.
ROW 16=Concentrated Live Load on the slab.
ROW 17=Any other type of Concettrated Load coming on the slab.
ROW 18=Distance of the point of action of the concentrated load from Left Suppor
t along Shorter direction
ROW 19=Distance of the point of action of the concentrated load from Left Suppor
t along Longer direction
ROW 26=Shear Consideration
ROW 27=Steel % at Support Top

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ROW 27=Numbers of Serviceability Load Combination Cases.

ROW 29=Factor by which the Passive Pressure is to be reduced(Should be between 0

;Page 3 - Soil Data

programme to calculate the self weight of th

ROW 16=Factored Smaller End Moment along X direction.

31=Minimum Allowable Steel Percentage

[Moment Bolt Group Design]

ROW 13=Horizontal pile Group Efficiency Factor.

88=Minimum provided Percentage of Bottom Reinforcement Along Y-direction (Re

[Combined Footing With Beam]

ROW 72=Allowable Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil

;Page 1 - Pile Data

ROW 34=Distance of Column 6 CG from leftmost edge of footing

ROW 20=Co-efficient of elastic uniform shear.

to the right and "Y" increases upwards.

ROW 10=Whether water table is considered

;Page 6 - Other Load Data

80=Diameter of bottom longitudinal reinforcement

[Stair Case Design]

ROW 44=Width of Support at SB7 Location

[Grade Beam Design]

16=Diameter of Shear Reinforcement

[One Way Slab Design]

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