Welcome to a high-level walkthrough of dynamic analysis in RISA-3D! This guide introduces essential aspects of modeling dynamics, focusing on natural frequencies, mode shapes, and the impact of dynamic behavior on structural integrity.
Is your RISA-3D software solution running slower than you expected? There are a few things you can do during your model set up in order to make your model more efficient and reduce the solution time. RISA has compiled a list of our most common tips for solving a slow solution in RISA-3D.
In RISA-3D, moving load results are generated by simulating a load that moves across a structure in defined increments. These loads are often used for designing bridges, cranes, or other structures where dynamic loads shift across the structure over time. Moving loads are complex because they...
Deflection is a key tool for verifying whether your model was built correctly in RISA-3D. After solving, you can view the deflected shape to confirm if the deflections are within the expected range. If you notice abnormal deflections, use the following steps to troubleshoot the issue.
Docking spreadsheets in RISA-3D can be a game-changer for streamlining your workflow. Whether you're managing complex data sets or need quick access to design parameters, integrating your spreadsheets directly into RISA-3D allows for seamless data management and enhanced efficiency. In this guide,...
Integrating structural models from RISA to Revit seamlessly can sometimes present challenges, especially when it comes to creating and reviewing your Revit analytical model accurately. In this support article, we'll delve into the process of modifying you Revit's graphical view of your Analytical...
Designing resilient infrastructure to tackle climate change and natural disasters involves using smart strategies, cutting-edge technologies, and sustainable practices. Here’s how engineers are shaping a more resilient future:
Modular construction is making waves in the infrastructure world, revolutionizing how we build everything from bridges to buildings. By assembling prefabricated modules off-site and then transporting them to their final location, this method offers unique advantages along with some challenges.
Integrating structural models from RISA to Revit seamlessly can sometimes present challenges, especially when it comes to importing shapes accurately. Unlike RISA, Revit operates on a different system, requiring users to preload family shapes for drawing or importing purposes. In this support...
