October 30, 2020
AISC 341-16 & AISC 358-16 now included in RISA-3D
The AISC 341-16 and AISC 358-16 Edition changes have been implemented into RISA-3D v19.
In the fast-paced world of structural engineering, staying up to date with the latest software updates is crucial for maintaining efficiency, productivity, and ensuring the highest quality of work. This holds especially true for users of RISA software, where regular updates bring not only new features but also improvements in performance, stability, and security. In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of keeping your RISA software up to date and provide some tips for effective update management. Enhanced Performance and Stability Each software update from RISA typically includes optimizations and bug fixes that improve the overall performance and stability of the application. By staying current with these updates, you can ensure that your software operates smoothly, minimizing the risk of crashes or errors that could disrupt your workflow. Access to New Features and Functionality RISA is constantly innovating and adding new features to its software suite to meet the evolving needs of structural engineers. By keeping your software up to date, you gain access to these new features, which can enhance your design capabilities and streamline your workflow. Whether it's advanced analysis tools, improved modeling options, or enhanced integration with other software platforms, staying current ensures you can take…
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The AISC 341-16 and AISC 358-16 Edition changes have been implemented into RISA-3D v19.
Watch the recording of our webinar to learn how new versions of RISA-3D, RISAFloor, RISAFoundation and RISAConnection provide users with expanded design capabilities, improved product integration and new features including:
RISAConnection v12 now includes the ability for engineers to create and analyze custom anchor bolt layouts from scratch or using predefined templates. To learn more, check out the video below.
RISAConnection Version 12 now supports skewed shear tab connections. With this enhancement, engineers have the option to skew a wide flange, a tapered wide flange or a channel beam with the following supporting members:
Recently, RISAConnection v11 added the ability to export base plate connections as well as reactions directly to Hilti PROFIS Engineering for anchorage design. Within Hilti Profis, engineers can check anchor strength, anchor pullout, concrete breakout and concrete pryout according to ACI 318 in...
RISAConnection v11 has added the ability to export base plate connections as well as reactions directly to Hilti PROFIS Engineering for anchorage design. Within Hilti Profis, engineers can check anchor strength, anchor pullout, concrete breakout and concrete pryout according to ACI 318 in order to...
RISAConnection v11 now incorporates expanded support for HSS tube shapes in Canadian (CSA S16) connection design. The newly supported connections include the following:
RISAConnection v11 now includes the ability to design Column to Beam Column Cap Flange Plate Moment Connections according to AISC 360. This widely requested feature allows users to define the beam as a wide flange and the column as either a wide flange, tapered wide flange or HSS tube. To begin,...
Did you know that your can now attend the RISA Steel Building Workshop and earn 4 PDH's without leaving your house?! All five sessions from the live event are now available to view (for FREE) and can be found at the website listed below. For engineers who wish to obtain the PDH (Professional...
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