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The Tekla product team is pleased to announce the availability of Tekla Structural Designer 2019 SP2 (version 19.0.2.33). The release includes a number of enhancements and issue resolutions.
What's new in Tekla Structural Designer 2019 SP2 version 19.0.2.33: Highlights
General Modeling
Concrete Cores
[TSD-3230] - Assisted Creation - concrete cores can now be created with a single click! A new ‘Assisted’ creation mode is added which is active by default and controlled via a new check-box setting in the Core operation Properties window. When active, all potential members of a core are automatically highlighted when the cursor is moved over any of the constituent members, giving a preview of the core that can be created - a single click then adds all the highlighted walls to a new core (the feature is not active in Modify mode).
[TSD-3203, 3162] - Structure Tree - powerful additional functionality is added to the context menu options for the Structure Tree Core entries as shown below: new geometry and solver model views for an individual core can now be opened via the menu; edit mode can be activated; the selected core can be both designed and checked via the menu.
[TSD-3165] - 2D Integrated Results - when Core Lines results are selected in the Results View, the rendered shape of concrete columns is now hidden automatically making the core result diagrams clearer.
[TSD-2771] - Reactions - the label of the button for core reactions is now changed from “C” to an icon of a core in the Results ribbon
[TSD-3596] - To improve modelling and review efficiency, the engineer can now enable a “Ghosted” view of the entire model while viewing Sub Structures and Sub Models*, allowing these to be seen in the context of the whole structure. The view is turned On/Off via a simple [G] toggle button at the bottom right of the view, and the colour and opacity of the ghosted structure can be controlled via new Scene settings as shown in the picture below. For more see the video on this new feature.
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Load Decomposition Enhancements - Roof, Wind Wall and Slab Panels
[TSD-1190 & 3976] - the Automatic load decomposition process and settings for the circumstance of Roof panels overlapping slab items is significantly improved, rendering the program workflow simpler and removing a number of limitations. This applies especially to Wind and Snow loading, both from the associated Wizards and manually applied. One-way panels can also span onto the edges of two-way slab panels. These improvements also allow the application of area loads via Wind Walls to concrete walls with openings - which previously caused a validation error - again either via the Wind Wizard or manually applied.
Design
Steel Design - Graphical Restraint Settings - All Head Codes
[TSD-357] - In a major productivity update, Restraint settings for steel members can now be quickly and easily graphically reviewed and adjusted via Review View > Show/ Alter State in the same way as other key design settings (previously some of these settings could only be made via the member properties dialog which could be time consuming).
Fixes & Enhancements
General & Modeling
A number of fixes which are not detailed explicitly here are made to improve general performance and stability.
[TSD-3974] - Object Creation - DXF Shadow - for most previous releases, snapping to points of the DXF shadow (which can be imported into any 2D plane) was limited to the creation of a few select objects such as grid and construction lines. This was extended to the Measure operation in Release 2019 SP2 and in this release it is extended further to the creation of the following (mainly structural) objects; members, walls, roofs, supports, portal frames and dimensions.
[TSD-3814] - Licensing & Saving - for Server licensing, when the Modelling license feature was lost - which could result from a slow network response or outage - larger models could not be saved. On attempting to save an error message would result “The model exceeds the limits of the Lite version…” which engineers could find confusing. In this release new functionality is introduced to better cater for this circumstance.
[TSD-2146, 2693]1 - Portal Frames - in previous releases, where a beam connected to a portal frame column within the rafter haunch depth, a Solver error would occur which prevented completion of analysis - the error message being "Failed to setup haunch on Span X RH/LH column in PF XXX". An enhancement is made in this release to allow beams to connect to portal frame columns within the rafter haunch depth, and to allow different haunch lengths on opposite column flanges. Any unnecessary haunch nodes are removed from the created solver model to minimize the risk of short solver elements.
[TSD-3907] - Review View - Copy Properties - the Show/Alter State > Copy Properties command did not function correctly for certain properties, principally Steel Section and Grade. These properties could still be copied via the Section/Material Grade command however. This issue relates only to Release 2019 (version 19.0.0.104 released March 2019 ) - in which it was introduced - and the subsequent SP1 and is corrected in this release.
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[TSD-3906] - Wind Wizard - further improvement is made to the graphical wind direction information displayed during the Wind Wizard operation; for the relevant Head Codes, a compass rose which clearly indicates the direction of North is now displayed as shown in the picture below. Formerly an arrow was displayed indicating the direction of wind from the North which could be misinterpreted.
Analysis & Results
Results View:
[TSD-1708] - Diagrams - Scale & Animation - when the magnitude of results was very large, the diagram scale no longer responded directly to adjustments via the scale settings sliders - it was necessary to Redraw the view (via the context menu Redraw command) to reflect any scale change.
[TSD-1708] - Member Deflections - a number of enhancements are made to the tooltip information for member deflections:
[TSD-1885] - Solver Model - Concrete Columns & Two-way Slabs - new Model settings are added and the automatic creation of the solver model is improved for the circumstance of short column centreline to slab 2D mesh ‘rigid link’ elements.
Design
General
[TSD-2975] - Foundations - Wall Strip Bases - All Head Codes - in the bending design of wall strip bases, where previously there could be only one critical segment identified per design combination, there can now be two - one for bottom and one for top reinforcement. This ensures that where necessary the critical results for each surface are always reflected in the design summary tables and highlighted by showing the respective critical segment calculation details. The top reinforcement design segment will be reported wherever its status is Fail or Warning, or the area required, moment or ratio are non-zero.
Head Code Eurocode
Steel Design:
[TSD-3487] - Columns - in some circumstances where the eccentricity moment was the maximum and smaller real moments existed about one or both axes, a more onerous combined buckling check could be performed in which the uniform moment factor Cm was set = 1.0. This could produce an overconservative design status and inconsistent design results for columns with ostensibly the same loading. This is corrected in this release.
[TSD-2865] - Beams - Web Openings - in some circumstances for web openings with the same dimensions and design forces, the opening section could be classed differently producing a different overall design result. This is corrected in this release.
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[TSD-3769] - Steel Design - Beams - Web Openings - checks were incorrectly made for the Construction stage using non-composite properties for web openings for all combinations rather than just the Construction stage combination. The issue applies only to release 2019 - in which it was introduced - and 2019 SP1, and is corrected in this release.
Reports & Drawings
[TSD-1227] - Drawings - Default Layer Styles - in line with customer feedback, the colours and fonts of the setting sets Drawing layer styles are updated to be more in line with those commonly in use producing more acceptable drawings ‘out of the box’ - an example is shown below.
[TSD-307] - Reports - Member End Forces - A new Member End Forces report chapter has been introduced to extend the existing functionality for reporting beam end forces to the following characteristics: truss top, bottom, & side members; steel joists; columns and mid pier walls.
For the full list of new highlights, fixed bugs and enhancements please refer to the release notes.
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Product: Tekla Structural Designer
Version: 2019 SP1 version 19.0.2.33
Supported Architectures: x64
Website Home Page : https://tekla.com/
Language: english
System Requirements: PC
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7even or newer
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