The program will load-test your structure in a progressive dynamic way, showing deflected shapes and allowing you to track its progressive collapse. You can view the member loadings and numeric deflection values at any point in the simulation. The efficiency of your design configuration will be determined by calculating how much weight of material would be required to carry the specified loads.
The Structural Engineering Challenge is a software package that has been designed to make it as easy as possible (and fun) for people learn about and explore how structures work in a laboratory type environment. You are asked to design a series of structures (approximating to real life situations). Each structure must support the required loadings and only use the predefined foundation areas for support. Certain areas of the screen must be avoided (representing obstacles or non-loadbearing soil perhaps). Structures are put together by dragging and for design competitions between students to test who can design the structures of the lowest weight.
The program requires Windows 3.1, Windows 95 or later.
486DX processor or better recommended
Some snapshots of the various stages of a typical analysis are shown below. Members shown in red have reached their full load-bearing capacity.
The Structural Engineering Challenge has been written by:
Method Computing
121 Bridge Road
East Molesey
Surrey
England
Tel: (044) 181 941 8925
Fax: (044) 181 941 8924
If you would like to receive notifications about future upgrades and new product releases, please contact Jeremy Cordrey
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