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What is Pratt Truss Over a Building!! Tekla Structural Designer

 Hello Friends!!


In this blog we are going to learn about model of pratt trush  over a building in Tekla Structural Designer.


So what is Pratt Truss? 

It is a truss includes vertical members and diagonals that slope down towards the center. 


The interior diagonals are under tension under balanced loading and vertical elements under compression.


So let's take a composite 5 stroyed building which have been made and loads applied. In this model first three levels are designed in RCC and rest two levels we are going to design in Steel. 


Let's discuss the procedure.

1st step- For inserting the truss go to "Model" then select any type of Truss and specify 1st and 2nd point it it. Then click Next and then you can define it's priorities under it you can design it's division, you can increase or decrease the numbers, also you can modify height and many more then click "Finish".

2nd-After that go to "Edit" option then copy the truss type to 2nd point. 


3rd- Now next thing is to provide Roof panels so before it go to service load and through Area load option  give value 2kNM^2  then go to design for analysis and Design before it check all load combinations then finish. 

Then generete drawings you can find all the drawing in CAD file. 


So this is all about Design Process of Pratt Truss using Tekla Structural Designer.

We also shown this method in YouTube : -https://youtu.be/rkDIv31i0Jg




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