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Integrated within the GSE (General Structural Engineering) software, GSE Aluminum Design is the industry standard for the design and verification of aluminum structures of any type. The unmatched graphical user interface of the GSE software allows to create, analyze and design large and complex models quickly and easily.
The GSE Aluminum program allows to design according to the American code 2015 Edition of the Aluminum Design Manual published by the Aluminum Association (AA ADM-2015) and the Canadian CAN/CSA S157-17 design code.
The GSE Aluminum program allows to design according to the American code 2015 Edition of the Aluminum Design Manual published by the Aluminum Association (AA ADM-2015) and the Canadian CAN/CSA S157-17 design code.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• Calculations can be carried according to the Canadian CSA S157-17 and American AA-ADM-2015 (ASD and LRFD) standards.
• Standard shapes and parametric shapes (over 30 shapes available) including angles and polygonal tubes are supported.
• Built-up sections are currently supported for the CSA S157 standard.
• All parameters required to calculate the resistance of the elements such as unbraced lengths, buckling lengths, buckling factors, welding, slenderness limit and others can be customized either graphically or from spreadsheets.
• Several design parameters can also be calculated by the program.
• Aluminum verification includes sections classification, resistance and stability checks according to the applicable code.
• Calculation of the bending, compression, tension, shear and combined resistance of aluminum elements based on the results of a linear, P Delta, non-linear, seismic or dynamic analysis.
• Standard shapes and parametric shapes (over 30 shapes available) including angles and polygonal tubes are supported.
• Built-up sections are currently supported for the CSA S157 standard.
• All parameters required to calculate the resistance of the elements such as unbraced lengths, buckling lengths, buckling factors, welding, slenderness limit and others can be customized either graphically or from spreadsheets.
• Several design parameters can also be calculated by the program.
• Aluminum verification includes sections classification, resistance and stability checks according to the applicable code.
• Calculation of the bending, compression, tension, shear and combined resistance of aluminum elements based on the results of a linear, P Delta, non-linear, seismic or dynamic analysis.
• Complete check of deflection according to a comprehensive set of criterions.
• Limit states (unity checks) can be displayed graphically on the 3D model by means of colors or numerically in spreadsheets and reports.
• All intermediate results required to verify the calculations are provided in spreadsheets.
• Comprehensive library of standard aluminum grades.
• The welds have an important influence on the resistance of aluminum elements. The program distinguishes two types of welds which are end welds and in-span welds. Each of these types of welds may be full (affecting the entire cross section) or partial (affecting a portion of the cross section).
• In the case of partial welds, the ratio of welded area for each flat segment must be specified. Partial weld ratios on each segment are used in the calculation of the critical local buckling stresses of flat and curved segments in compression.
• The Redesign feature allows to test different solutions without requiring to run the analysis each time.
• Limit states (unity checks) can be displayed graphically on the 3D model by means of colors or numerically in spreadsheets and reports.
• All intermediate results required to verify the calculations are provided in spreadsheets.
• Comprehensive library of standard aluminum grades.
• The welds have an important influence on the resistance of aluminum elements. The program distinguishes two types of welds which are end welds and in-span welds. Each of these types of welds may be full (affecting the entire cross section) or partial (affecting a portion of the cross section).
• In the case of partial welds, the ratio of welded area for each flat segment must be specified. Partial weld ratios on each segment are used in the calculation of the critical local buckling stresses of flat and curved segments in compression.
• The Redesign feature allows to test different solutions without requiring to run the analysis each time.
DESIGN APPLICATIONS
STEEL
Fully integrated into the GSE software, the GSE STEEL application features cold formed steel design according to the S136 and AISI S100 standards.
CONCRETE
Fully integrated into the GSE software, the GSE CONCRETE application features reinforced concrete design according to various international codes.
SLAB
Fully integrated into the GSE software, SLAB ENGINEERING is an automated reinforced concrete slab and foundation design assistant.
LIGHT FRAME WOOD
Fully integrated into the GSE software, the GSE LIGHT FRAME WOOD application features a productive parametric model generation.
MASS TIMBER
Fully integrated into the GSE software, the GSE MASS TIMBER application features Sawn, Glued Laminated and Composite Wood Design.
ALUMINUM
Fully integrated into the GSE software, the GSE ALUMINUM application enables design and verification of aluminum structures.
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