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About IDEA StatiCa

We develop software for structural engineers and detailers. Our development team researches, tests, and applies new methods of analyzing the behaviour of structures and their members. Based on this, we created IDEA StatiCa – software that enables engineers to work faster, evaluate requirements of the national code thoroughly, and use the optimal amount of material. For us, creating software is a way to contribute to making every new construction around the world safer and cheaper.

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Category: Videos

Videos

You Ask We Answer – Box frame connection

You Ask We Answer is a series of videos that provides answers to questions we receive from our customers and trial users. In this video, we show the workflow of modelling, design and checking of a moment-resisting box frame connection.

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Videos

Link with TEKLA Structural Designer

If you are a user of TEKLA Structural Designer, it’s worth watching this short video that demonstrates how it links with IDEA StatiCa. The link allows you to quickly import the joint geometry and loads into IDEA StatiCa, and design it without any limitations, whilst keeping the information within the TSD model.

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Videos

Reinforced T section

Try IDEA StatiCa Concrete – RCS module for design and check of reinforced cross sections.

Follow the step-by-step tutorial or watch the short video. And if you don’t have one, get the free trial!

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Dealing with beam details

Defining the load cases and load combinations in IDEA StatiCa Detail is easy. You can either use the predefined templates or define everything from scratch, just like in the video.

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Introduction to IDEA StatiCa Connection

A quick introduction to IDEA StatiCa Connection user interface that aims to help those who have downloaded the trial version. It describes the basic workflow and the more important parts of the user interface.

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