X-force 2016 is a software for cracking autodesk products quickly and accurately does not take much of your time. The user is very easy, I will guide below or in the software, there are video tutorials installed most of the same.
My section is still telling me that the section is not cracked even though Axial is zero and I am applying an SLS moment which is approx 25% of the ULS capacity (i.e. it should crack). It is a 1250B x 1350D 30MPa section with 6DH25 top and bottom designed to AS5100. Moment applied is 870kNm with majority of this being permanent loading. Based on my work using other software to run the stress checks I am expecting a crack of circa 0.2mm.
AutoCAD Design Suite 2016 crack
The only thing I can suggest to get some crack widths is to change the design code to Eurocodes (this will create material that are equivalent to the AS5100 materials for these purposes) and you will need to define the load case again (using the "SLS Quasi-Permanent combination" in the data line). When this is analysed for crack widths, the calculations are done in a more rigorous way and as long as the minimum tensile strength is set to zero you will always get a calculated value if tensile concrete stresses are present.
I'm actually designing to NZ standards. My loads are governed by the New Zealand Transport Agency Bridge Manual (previous the transit manual) which is available online but the concrete design is performed to the New Zealand Standards for Concrete Design NZS3101-2006. I am finding that Structural Bridge Design (SBD) gives strength to AS5100 which is consistent with NZS3101 but it is the crack checks (and shear) that are difficult to make consistent with NZS3101. I've been experimenting because I do like the SBD moving loads and general interface and like the idea of an all in one tool. 2ff7e9595c
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