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6 Bracing
This chapter explains how to create/modify/delete Support bracing elements on FRAMEWORK supports.
Before proceeding with the bracing, ensure that the support frame and supporting steelwork are displayed
in the 3D view.
The first bracing element to be created will display the bracing name in green at the top of the form.
However the new bracing design, i.e. the ‘Type’ and ‘Dimensions’ etc, will only be completed by clicking
the Apply button.
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There are two support bracing standard types available, XFB01(FB01) and XFB02(FB02), as displayed in
the standard plot files shown below:
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The bracing configuration required is selected by clicking one of the seven Style buttons displayed on the
form.
These indicate the location and direction of the bracing required. From left to right, the Style buttons
represent the type of bracing required.
Behind Cantilever
After selecting the required bracing configuration from the bracing form gadgets ‘Type’, ‘Size’, ‘Style’ and
completing the appropriate Dimension gadgets ‘Dim L’ , ’Dim H’ etc…, a bracing element may be created
and/or modified by clicking the Apply Button.
When the form gadgets above have been correctly completed and the Apply button is clicked, the designer
will have to successfully satisfy the two prompts issued in the bottom left hand corner of the 3D view,
Where supporting steelwork is in the same plane as the bracing, the variables are dimensions L & H and
the bracing angle.
By default the angle is locked, allowing L or H to be modified where entry for L modifies H and vice versa.
Alternatively L or H may be locked and the angle modified. In this instance a change in angle will impact on
the unlocked dimension (L or H).
Where supporting steelwork is normal to the plane of bracing, the dimension L is fixed with the bracing
aligning with the steelwork centreline (standard XFB01) or at a clearance from the web (standard XFB02).
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6.8 Bracing
Displayed below is a typical isometric MTO output when a bracing GENSEC is created.
Item 10 shown in the MTO output above display the evaluation of the RTEXT values stored in the DETAIL
reference of the bracing,
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In the first part the bracing standard description ‘Frame Bracing.’ is shown, as defined in the Catalogue.
The second part the bracing standard property CODE is evaluated and shown from the DATASET reference
of the bracing. The property CODE is concatenated from five separate fields/values defined for the Bracing
GENSEC, e.g. XFB01-4-500-500-A-W45U, where:
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A bracing GENSEC may be moved ‘By’ an incremental distance in any direction. Enter a value in the By
gadget and click the appropriate directional button to move the bracing GENSEC as required.
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Exercise 5 – Bracing
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