How to find out the material listing of a particular level

Tekla Structural Designer is an advanced software used for Structural Analysis and Design of a Building. In Tekla we can do detailing of steel structures as well as RCC structures. We can create RCC buildings and we can insert the rebars in Tekla structures Designer software. We can also do the form works and structural drawing without the help of any other softwares .

Let’s go step by step to find out the material listing of a particular level.

Step 1

As we can see, it’s a three storage building. To get the material which we want to use here, first of all just go the Report section and select on the material listing and then click on show button.

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As we can see, the total quantity of concrete used here is 83.5m3 and the reinforcement used here with the allowance of 10% is 9199.26 kg.

Step 2

Now, if you want to apply some filters, just go to levels then select the amount of material and then click on ok. After that click on model report and in the material listing just do right click on modern filter and then select on selected levels and click on ok. So after that as we can see the total quantity of material used in the particular level is 18.9m3 and total reinforcement used here with 10% of allowance is 1880.22kg. So like this we can find out the total quantity of concrete as well as reinforcement in a particular level.

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