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Status Future consideration
Workspace STAAD.Pro
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 20, 2023

ASME-STS-1 2021

Add the ASME-STS-1 2021 file as an option for the results of the analysis. There are only four equations from ASME, then everything defaults to AISC 2016, so most of the work is done.

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    Carlos Aguera
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    Jul 24, 2023

    Thank you. This will be added to the backlog for due consideration/prioritisation.

  • Guest
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    Jul 10, 2023

    ASME STS-1-2021 has allowable stresses that start in Section 4.4 and go through Section 4.8. Nearly everything that needs to be added is in Section 4.4, and there is not too much. In general, the first statement is a ratio; if that ratio does not apply then the structural defaults to AISC, which is already in the program.

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    Carlos Aguera
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    Jul 10, 2023

    Can you provide a list of the sections of the code you therefore suggest the program would need to meet.

  • Guest
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    Jun 28, 2023

    This is nothing related to plate or shell elements like in an FEA. It is merely a structural code.

  • Guest
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    Jun 28, 2023

    Basically, depending on one ratio, ASME will default to AISC 15th Edition. If it meets this, then STAAD only has to meet the ASME code if the ratio is not met. In other terms, I'm recommending STAAD add ASME STS-1 2021 as a deign code option. When reading ASME, there is not much more to be done. Wind loads come from ASCE 7, so no update there either.

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    Carlos Aguera
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    Jun 28, 2023

    Thank you for posting this request. The standard you are suggesting is for the design of 'Steel Stacks'. Without having the code, perhaps you can expand on what it is in the code you would like to see STAAD to design? Is there a section on member design or are you looking for steel plate design? What sections/clause do think would be involved?