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Tekla Structural Designer is advanced software used for Structural Analysis and Design of a Building. In Tekla, we can do the 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 software.

So let’s go step by step to design a circular beam and column in TSD.

Step 1

Fig.1

 

So for generating circular beams and columns we will first go to the model then find out the construction level so for plinth level we will have to insert one level i.e -1.2 m which will be foundation level and insert another level and give it a spacing of 3.2 m and make type S.S.L with a slab thickness of 100 mm then click on ok.  After that, we will go to the option of sector wizard. So we will create a circular wizard then keep bay 1 and length be 5 mt. then click on next, keep clout 8 and click on next and then select the column and then select the sizes as circular and give the value of dia then click on ok. And we can also change the grade of concrete here and after that, we can place the columns. After that, we will just go to the beam and select the size and then select the model. We can also go for the next levels simply by going to construction levels and make the source as the base and click on ok and after that once again go to the construction levels and set as unique then go to the structure levels and select S1 and just select the slab and click on a gradient.

Step 2

Fig.2

 

So after that, we can apply loads in it in the plinth level take a dead load, go to loads and select levels and select full UDL apply 5 KN/M and select all the elements and then we will go to the imposed loads and we will go with 2 KN/M of this imposed loads after that the loadings you can see in fig. 2 in 3D view and after that, we can go to load combination and generate some load combination we will change some settings and click on ok. After that, we can also check whether we have designed it correctly or not.   

Step 3

Fig.3

 

So like this, you can also generate column columns.

.For more details, watch this: 

Tekla Structural Designer Tutorial || Circular Beams and Columns

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