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'''Title of the script: Design report in Osdag'''

'''Author''': Anandajith TS

'''Keywords:''' '''Osdag, member design, connection design, steel design optimisation, Tension member, design report, design check, proof-checking, IS 800, video tutorial.'''








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'''Title Slide'''
|| Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''‘Design report in Osdag’'''
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'''Learning Objectives'''
|| In this tutorial, we will learn how to, 
* Save '''design report '''in Osdag
* Create a user '''profile'''
* Interpret the '''design report'''
* Read the '''IS code''' checks in the '''design report'''


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'''System Requirements'''
|| To record this tutorial, I am using,
* '''Windows 11 OS''', and
* '''Osdag v2021.02.a.a12f'''


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'''Pre-requisites'''






[https://osdag.fossee.in/ https://spoken-tutorial.org]
|| To follow this tutorial, you should have,
* '''Osdag''' installed on your system
* Basic knowledge of '''structural steel design'''





The prerequisite''' '''tutorials are available on this website.
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'''Code Files'''
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* The files used in this tutorial are available in the '''Code Files''' link
* Please download and extract them
* Make a copy and then use them while practising


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|| Point to the '''home page''' of the '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module'''
|| Let us switch to the '''home page''' of '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module.'''
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|| Click on '''File, '''Select''' Load Input.'''

Select the '''Input file '''and click '''Open '''to load the file.
|| Load the '''Report hyphen sample hyphen design dot OSI '''file and perform the design.
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|| Click on Design button.
|| Click on the''' Design''' button to show the '''CAD''' model and outputs.
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|| Point towards the '''CAD window '''and the '''Output Dock'''
|| We see the '''CAD model''' and '''outputs''' as the design is successful'''.'''
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|| Highlight ‘Overall bolted tension member design is safe.’ in the '''Log messages '''window
|| The '''Log message '''indicates that the design is safe.
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|| Let us now save the '''design report''' for our design.
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|| Please note, '''Osdag '''performs a design multiple times iteratively based on the given inputs.
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|| However, only the latest checks are echoed in the '''design report'''.
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|| We can create a '''design report '''in two ways.
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|| Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button
|| By clicking '''Create Design Report '''button at the bottom of the output dock.




Or
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|| Click on the file menu and point towards the '''Create design report''' option.
|| By navigating to '''File '''menu and selecting '''Create design report'''.
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|| Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button
|| Click the '''Create Design Report '''button at the bottom of the output dock.
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|| Point towards the '''Design Report Summary''' window
|| The '''Design Report Summary''' window opens.
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|| Point towards the '''Design Report Summary''' window.
|| The summary window collects basic details pertaining to the report and design.
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|| Point towards the '''OK '''button
|| This step is optional, users can skip it by simply clicking the '''OK '''button. 
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|| However, it is a good practice to provide a summary to the report.
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|| Point to the summary details.
|| Let us go ahead and fill in the summary details'''.'''
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|| Type '''IIT BOMBAY '''in the '''Company Name''' field
|| I will type the company's name''' '''as '''IIT Bombay'''.
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|| You may type any other name of your choice.
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|| Click on the '''Browse '''button
|| To attach a company logo to the report, click on the '''Browse '''button.
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|| The '''Open Image''' window opens.
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|| Browse to the directories and select the '''IIT BOMBAY''' logo 
|| I will browse to the location where my company logo is saved.
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|| The image used should be a PNG, SVG or JPG and preferably smaller in size.
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|| Click on the '''IITB_logo'''
|| I will select the logo and click on the '''Open '''button below.
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|| You may select any logo of your choice.
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|| Type '''Osdag '''in the '''Group/Team Name''' field
|| I will type the '''Group Name '''as '''Osdag.'''
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|| Type '''Anandajith TS '''in the '''Designer '''field
|| In the '''Designer '''field I will type my name.
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|| Point to the information.
|| Users can save the information as a profile to avoid typing it every time.
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|| Point toward the '''Save Profile '''button
|| This can be done by clicking the '''Save Profile''' button.
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|| I will skip this step as I have already saved my profile.


Users may pause the tutorial and save their profile.
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|| Point toward the '''Use Profile '''button.

Click the '''User Profile''' button.
|| Let us load the saved profile.

Click the '''Use Profile''' button and select the desired profile.
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|| Point to all the details.
|| All the details and logo will be automatically loaded.
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|| Type '''Tension Member Design '''in the Project Title field
|| Next, let us specify the project title as '''Tension Member Design.'''
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|| Point towards the '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client '''and '''Additional Comments''' fields
|| I will skip '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client '''and '''Additional Comments''' fields.
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|| Click on the '''OK '''button
|| Click on the '''OK '''button below to proceed.
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|| Point to the Save File As window.
|| The '''Save File As '''window will open.
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|| Browse to the '''Osdag-workspace''' directory
|| I will browse to the '''Osdag hyphen workspace''' directory on my computer.
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|| Type '''tension-member-bolted '''in the '''File name''' field
|| Define a suitable filename.


I will type the file name as tension-member-bolted.
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|| Point toward the '''Files of type''' field
|| The default and the only file format in which we can save the report is '''PDF'''.
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|| Click on the '''Save '''button
|| Click on the '''Save '''button to save the design report.
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|| It may take some time to save the design report. 
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|| Click on the OK button
|| A message pops up once the report is saved. 

Click the '''OK '''button''' '''to acknowledge it.
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|| We have successfully saved the design report.
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|| Next, we will review the report and interpret the checks.
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|| Open the '''tension-member-bolted.PDF '''file in the browser
|| I have opened the report in the Edge web browser.
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|| You may open the report using any PDF viewer like '''Adobe '''or the browser of your choice.
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|| Point toward the header of the report
|| The summary details provided in the profile are printed in the header of the report.
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|| Point to the details.
|| This is helpful when we need to share the design reports with other stakeholders.
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|| Scroll and show the report.
|| The design report is divided into multiple sections and sub-sections.
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|| '''Page 1''':

Point toward '''1 Input Parameters'''
|| Section 1 echoes the '''Input Parameters'''.
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|| '''Page 1''':

Point towards the fields in the '''Input Parameters '''section
|| These are all the inputs we defined in the '''input dock '''during the design stage.
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Point toward '''Detailing - Design Preference '''field
|| Inputs and assumptions from the '''Design Preference '''menu are also shown.
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Point toward '''2 Design Checks'''
|| On page 2, we have the '''Design Checks'''.
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Point toward''' Design Status'''
|| The overall status of the design is marked here.
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Point toward''' Pass'''
|| The '''Design Status''' reads '''Pass.'''

It is marked in green as our design is safe and passes all the checks.
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|| '''Page 2''':
|| If any of the checks fail, the overall status is marked as '''Fail '''in red.
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|| '''Page 2''':

Point toward '''2.1 Selected Member Data'''
|| Section 2.1 shows the '''Selected Member Data'''
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Point toward the '''Section Size*''' field in the''' Selected Member Data'''
|| '''LC 125 '''is the selected member for this design.


It
 is from the list of sections defined during the trial design.
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|| '''Page 2''':

Point toward '''2.2 Spacing Check'''
|| Let us go to section 2.2.

From here we see design checks that '''Osdag '''performed during the design stage.
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Point to the tables.
|| These checks are displayed in a tabular format.
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Point toward the '''Check '''column
|| The '''Check '''column displays the name of the check that is being performed.
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Point toward the '''Required '''column
|| The '''Required '''column displays the minimum required value.


These values are calculated using relevant '''Indian Standard''' clauses and checks.
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Point toward the '''Provided '''column
|| '''Provided '''column displays the provided values.
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Point toward the '''Provided '''column
|| The provided values are higher than the required values.


These values are optimal and ensure the overall economy of the design.
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Point toward the '''Remarks '''column
|| Finally, a colour-coded remark is made against the check. 


Typically, it shows if that particular check has passed or failed.
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|| Keep scrolling through page 3 and page 4:

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|| Similarly, all the checks pertaining to the design are listed with details.
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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''Min. Pitch Distance (mm) '''in the '''Check '''column
|| Let us interpret a design check. 


This check is for the minimum '''pitch '''distance.
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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''pmin '''in the '''Required '''column
|| The minimum '''pitch '''distance required is 2.5 times the '''bolt '''diameter or greater.
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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''[Ref. IS 800:2007, Cl.10.2.2] '''in the '''Required '''column
|| The reference clause for this check is mentioned below. 


It is based on clause '''10.2.2''' of '''IS 800, 2007'''.
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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''35.0 '''in the '''Required '''column
|| Let us look at the minimum required '''pitch '''distance.


It is calculated as 35 mm for a bolt of 14 mm diameter.



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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''35 '''in the '''Provided '''column
|| The provided value is 35 mm, which is equal to the required value.



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|| '''Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design''':

Point toward '''Pass '''in the '''Remarks '''column
|| Thus, the check is marked as '''Pass '''as it satisfies the check condition.
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|| Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11:

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|| We see that all the checks are carried out in the similar manner.
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|| Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11:

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|| This makes interpreting the checks very easy.
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|| Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11:

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|| Novice designers can use this report to learn about the design checks.

They can use it to design a process.
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|| '''Page 12''':

Point toward '''3 3D Views '''
|| The 3D and 2D views of the CAD model are also shown as a reference.
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|| '''Page 12''':

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|| We have already seen how to save 3D CAD models in the previous tutorial.
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Point toward '''Design Logs'''
|| The design '''logs '''pertaining to a design session are also printed. 
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Point toward '''Design Logs'''
|| We can interpret log messages to understand how the design was carried out.



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|| This brings us to the end of this tutorial.


Let us summarise.
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'''Summary'''



|| In this tutorial, we have
* Saved the '''design report '''in Osdag
* Created a user profile
* Interpreted the '''design report'''
* Read the '''IS code''' checks in the '''design report'''


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'''Assignment'''
|| As an '''assignment''', do the following
* Interpret all the checks of the saved design report
* Validate the checks against the values in the '''Output Dock'''


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'''FOSSEE Forum'''
|| For any general or technical questions on '''Osdag''', visit the '''FOSSEE forum''' and post your question.
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'''Sample Design Examples'''




[https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design]
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* The '''Osdag '''team at '''FOSSEE '''creates '''sample design examples''' for self-learning
* These examples can be practised using the '''Osdag''' '''software'''
* For more details, please visit the link below [https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design]


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'''Acknowledgements'''
|| The '''Spoken Tutorial''' project was established by the '''Ministry of Education''', Government of India.
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'''Thank you'''
|| This is Anandajith TS, FOSSEE IIT Bombay signing off.


Thanks for joining.
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