November 9, 2016
|
Loads,
RISAFloor,
New
RISAFloor
does
not
record
the
applied
area
loads
in
a
spreadsheet.
To
simplify
modeling,
it
instead
assumes
a
default
area
load
over
the
entire
diaphragm
area.
Additionally,
you
are
free
to
apply
area
loads
beyond
the
default
loads.
Whatever
is
drawn
last
will
be
considered
the
applied
loading
unless
you
are
using
an
additive
area
load
which
would
then
be
additive
to
the
loads
drawn
“underneath”
it.
For
more
information
about
additive
area
loads,
read
the
Therefore,
to
verify
the
applied
loading,
you
must
do
it
graphically
using
the
Show
Area
Load
Types
toggle
button
from
the
Window
toolbar.
RISAFloor
includes
three
very
helpful
graphical
viewing
options
for
the
area
loads:
1.
View
all
the
applied
loading,
including
the
default
area
load.
2.
View
only
the
applied
area
load
(default
is
hidden).
3.
View
the
combined
area
loads
to
see
how
the
load
will
actually
be
applied
in
each
load
combination.
This
option
includes
a
legend
to
show
the
factored
magnitudes
of
the
applied
loading.
You
can
also
hover
your
cursor
over
any
area
and
see
the
applied
Area
Load
reported
in
the
Status
Bar.
Use
this
information
to
compare
to
your
input
loading
and
load
combinations
to
verify
the…