GSA enables you to analyse and design a range of structural models composed of skeletal frames and two-dimensional finite elements, which makes it the perfect tool for the ever increasing demands placed upon structural engineers.
Originally developed in-house at Arup to meet their demanding and diverse requirements, its capabilities have been proven on thousands of complex and prestigious projects world-wide. These include the Swiss Re, Gatwick Air Bridge, Heathrow Terminal 5, Khalifa Stadium, CCTV Building Beijing, 122 Leadenhall Street, and the Angel of the North.
From a simple beam to a complex multi-storey building, from a sculpture to a fabric structure or a bridge, GSA is the program to solve your engineering problem.
Key Benefits:
* Highly intuitive graphical data generator for rapid model creation and \’sculpting\’ of existing models
* Extensive data checking prevents entry of invalid parameters across the model
* A spreadsheet-friendly text file format, full copy-and-paste functionality, and data import in various formats including CIMsteel and DXF all contribute to GSA\’s reputation for offering excellent interaction with other tools on the engineer\’s desktop
* Model size is limited only by the performance capabilities of the hardware
* Display several graphical and tabular views simultaneously with automatic synchronizing across the views
* Full on-line program help and logical user interfaces in a familiar environment ensure that minimal learning curves are required
What\’s New in GSA 8.4?
* Piled Raft Analysis — extending the existing raft analysis capability to include pile-soil interaction.
* Bridge load optimisation analysis to Eurocode — and update to Australian code.
* Environmental Impact — allowing the assignment of environmental impact cost to materials to provide a total environmental cost of the structure. Data is provided to suggest appropriate values for the material type, grade and country.
* Tied Interfaces — A tied interface constrains a list of slave elements to act as if connected to a list of master elements. A typical use of a tied interface is to zip together adjacent areas of 2D element mesh.
* Batch saving of views — allowing several saved views to be saved to file in one operation.
* Explicit entity colour definition — allowing colours to be assigned to elements, properties, materials, and stages.
Product:Oasys GSA Suite 8.4 build11
Lanaguage:english
Platform:Winxp/Win7
Size:203KB