When: Tuesday, 11th July 2023, 09:00am – 10:00am (BST) Participation: Free, registration required This webinar in cooperation with the IStructE, aims to introduce the participant the fire design challenges of the new Building Safety Act, and the new technologies available through

Connection stiffness is a crucial aspect of a structure’s design because, ultimately, the behavior of connected members should align with the assumptions initially made by the structure designer. Stiffness classification – rigid or semi-rigid? In this webinar, we will briefly

Our last course in cooperation with the Institution of Structural Engineers for 2022 is a must-see for anyone who is not familiar with advanced analysis types for steel connections available in the context of CBFEM, such as buckling, stiffness, joint resistance, capacity (seismic design) and fatigue. Practical application of these methods will be demonstrated through #IDEAStatiCa and various worked examples.

Shear walls are essential elements of structures, especially in high-rise buildings. When designing a shear wall with openings, it’s crucial to focus on the coupling beams since they can significantly affect the building’s lateral resistance capacity. Join this webinar to learn more about coupling beams, and how to code-check them quickly and easily in the IDEA StatiCa Detail application.

This webinar, in collaboration with IstructE, introduces the attendees to advanced fire design concepts for steel connections and steel/concrete members with the use of advanced CBFEM models and the corresponding analysis types.

In this webinar, we discuss how castellated beam geometries are subject to several limitations that can easily be avoided by applying advanced design methodologies readily accessible in currently available tools Castellated beams are widely used structural elements. The obvious advantage