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Large RC Frame with Slabs and Shear
Walls High Rise Building, Hammerby
Designed by WSP Construction Design,
Sweden

Timber Grid Shell Roof
FA National Football Centre, England
Largest timber frame shell in Europe
Designed by Building Design
Partnership

Three Storey RC Frame Structure
Consulting Engineers - Muir
Associates, Dublin
Architects - Van Dijk Architects

Japanese Pavilion at Hanover Expo
2000
Timber Arches stiffened by
prestressed cables and braced with paper tubes
Engineer - Buro Happold, Bath, UK

Innovative Cable Roof Structure
Designed by Micheal Hadi Associate.
London

Large steel composite structure with
cable supported root. English Inst. Of Sport, Sheffield.
Engineer - Anthony Hut Associates
Ltd.

FE Analysis of Curved Glass Panel
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Steel Member Design
Steel members may be designed in ROBOT to many design
Codes, including: BS 5950, NS3472, BSK99, EC3 with
National Application Documents, US Codes and many major
European and International Codes. The Engineer may
choose to simply verify a selected size of member, or
get ROBOT to optmise section sizes based c various
optimisation criteria (weight, section height....)
Concrete
Member Design
Concrete Design may be carried out to many popular
design Codes, including BS8110, EC2 and ACI. It is
possible to link through previously analysed member
forces or to input data in a "stand alone" fashion, with
the added benefit of automatic pattern loading.
In addition to making member "detailing" showing the
required distribution of reinforcement, ROBOT will also
calculate the true cracked deflection of members and
update the reinforcement required as appropriate to
satisfy user defined deflection and cracking limits.
Finite
Element Analysis (FEM)
ROBOT Millennium makes
detailed FE analysis a practical proposition for the
Structural Engineer.
The software includes plate, shell, plane stress, plane
strain, axisymmetric and solid elements.
Elements may be mixed, as appropriate, with beams,
columns and other structural members to form structures
comprised of frames and surfaces. In this fashion, it is
possible to model a complete structure and investigate
stability and load take down.
Powerful "state of the art" mesh generators and hole
recognition algorithms provide unparalleled power and
ease of use.
Flat Slab
Analysis & Design
ROBOT Millennium leads the
way in the analysis and
design of flat slab structures. Using an FEM approach
for analysis of the structure means that virtually any
shape of slab or loading regime may be considered.
Automatic pattern loading facilities are available.
The software automatically considers the moments in a
slab taking into account torsional effects and generates
areas of reinforcement required to satisfy both ULS and
SLS requirements (including cracking and deflection).
The software also gives results for punching shear and
the user can quickly investigate the effect of dropheads.
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Non Linear Analysis
ROBOT Millennium goes beyond the capabilities of many
other software programs and allows the user to
investigate the true non linear behaviour of a
structure. By applying loading incrementally and
updating the stiffness and geometry at each increment,
ROBOT allows the simple and effective analysis of many
different types of non linearity, including: PDelta
analysis, tension/compression members and supports,
cables with or without prestress, plastic hinges and
"lift off' support conditions. In addition, critical
buckling loads for both frame and shell structures may
also be assessed.
Dynamic
Analysis
ROBOT Millennium provides market leading facilities for
the dynamic analysis of structures. The software
automatically converts loads to added mass, as required,
and reports on the frequency of each mode. Following a
modal analysis, the user may also carry out a seismic
analysis, response spectra or time history analysis.
State of the art fast dynamic solvers ensure that
dynamic analysis can be easily carried out for any size
of structure.
Additionally, important information concerning velocity,
displacement and acceleration characteristics under
dynamic loading can also be assessed to investigate; for
example, foot fall response on a slab or a footbridge.
Report
Generation and Output
Calculation reports prepared in ROBOT Millennium are
totally
customiseable by the user. The report always keeps track
of any changes made to the structural model, thereby
ensuring that calculations and results are always
associated with the model in question. Advanced
filtering techniques are also available which allow the
user to quickly and accurately view global extremes,
envelope results for a specified group of sections under
specific load cases etc. Reports can then be saved into
many other software programs, including Word and Excel.
Service,
Support and Training
Technical support, training and advice is available
through our experienced support engineers. |
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