Design and code-check any anchoring scenario
Version 26.1 brings an improved solution for steel-to-concrete connections.
Connect any steel geometry to any concrete shape with any anchor type. Once you hit the limit of the code, continue with reinforcing the concrete block to get satisfactory results.Â
- Adapt reinforcement to shape
- Reinforcement templates in default set
- Code-base equations to prove the design
- Complete bill of materials (BOM)
Calculate buckling lengths for stability-sensitive members and substructures
Correct buckling length of a steel member? For semi-rigid connections, irregular geometry, or complex boundary conditions, the answer is rarely straightforward. IDEA StatiCa Stability replaces simplified assumptions with advanced analysis.
- Calculate exact buckling lengths
- Consider real connection stiffness
- Take into account the relevant structural part
- Add discontinuities – openings, stiffeners, or haunches
Automate repetitive tasks with API
(Let AI) write a few lines of code instead of doings something 100 times over. Build connections through prompts without opening the app at all, batch process connections, parametrize templates.... Once the whole project needs an update, API saves weeks.
- Solution for repetitive tasks
- Use manufacturing operations through API
- Parametrize any template
- Vibe-code own apps
Bring FEA and CAD models together
Combine CAD and FEA data into one model to see any discrepancies. Automatically match detailing geometry with FEA results for Checkbot bulk connection analysis. No re-modeling of what you already have in CAD.Â
- One report for the whole project
- Check both models for discrepancies
- Bulk-design and analyze connections
- Embedded into the Checkbot app
New RC Section app ready for Eurocode change
New tool for analysis and code-check of RC sections ready for the next generation of Eurocodes. Version 26.1 introduces the Section app with temperature-based fire analysis and SLS checks.
- New Eurocode generation implemented
- Fire resistance checks
- Stress limitations and crack-width checks
- Transparent calculations with formulas
