Osdag/C3/Save-and-Import-input-values-in-Osdag/English
Title of the script: Save and Import input values in Osdag
Author: Monika Soni (script), Anandajith TS (recording)
Keywords: Osdag, Save inputs, OSI file, Import inputs, Video tutorial.
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Welcome to the spoken tutorial on ‘Save and Import Input Values in Osdag’. |
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Learning Objectives |
In this tutorial, we will learn how to,
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System Requirements |
To record this tutorial, I am using,
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Pre-requisites |
To follow this tutorial you should have,
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Only narration | The user interface of Osdag for Ubuntu Linux, and for Windows is the same.
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Only narration | Let us perform a sample design and understand how to Save and Import inputs. |
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Sample Design Example |
Perform a design check by adopting the given design specifications: |
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Sample Design Example |
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Sample Design example |
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Point to the home page of the Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module | Switch to the home page of the Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module. |
Cursor in the Input Dock. | Let us start filling the inputs for our sample design example. |
Cursor on different members. | We need to specify the member details first. |
Click on the Section Profile drop-down menu and select the Star Angles option. | Click on the Section Profile drop-down menu.
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Click on the Conn_Location drop-down menu,
and select Long Leg. |
Click on the Conn_Location drop-down menu and select Long Leg. |
Click on the Section Size drop-down menu,
and select Customized. |
Click on the Section Size drop-down menu and select Customized. |
Click on the << button | Click on the fourth button to unselect all the sections at once. |
Point toward the Available list | Now, we have to select 80 x 80 x 8 from the Available list of sections. |
Scroll down in the Available list and double click on 80 x 80 x 8 | Scroll down in the Available list and search for 80 x 80 x 8.
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Click Submit | Click on the Submit button below to save and exit the Customized window. |
Click on the Material drop-down menu and select E 250 (Fe 410 W)A. | Now, click on the Material drop-down menu and select E 250 (Fe 410 W)A. |
Type 3200 in the Length textbox | Specify the length of the member as 3200 mm. |
Only narration | We have defined member details.
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Type 600 in the Axial textbox | Enter, factored axial load as 600 kN. |
Click on the Diameter drop-down menu and select Customized. | Click on the Diameter drop-down menu and select the Customized option. |
Click on the << button | Click on the fourth button to unselect all the diameters at once. |
Double click on 16 | Now, from the Available list of diameters, double click on 16 to select it. |
Click Submit | Click on the Submit button below to save and exit. |
Click the Type drop-down menu
and select Friction Grip Bolt |
From the Type drop-down menu, select Friction Grip Bolt. |
Only narration | Let us now specify a corresponding bolt grade. |
Click on the Property Class drop-down menu and select Customized | Click on the Property Class drop-down menu and select Customized. |
Click the << fourth button.
Double click on 8.8
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Click on the fourth button to unselect all the diameters at once.
From the Available list of grades, double click on 8.8 to select it. |
Click Submit | Click on the Submit button below to save and exit. |
Click on the Thickness drop-down menu and select Customized | Now, click on the Thickness drop-down menu and select Customized. |
Click the << fourth button.
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Click on the fourth button to unselect all the diameters at once.
From the Available list of plates, double click on 12 to select it. |
Click Submit. | Click on the Submit button below to save and exit. |
Move the Cursor on all the Input values. | We have now entered the inputs correctly. |
Only narration. | Osdag allows the user to save the inputs as an OSI file.
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Only narration | Let us save an OSI file for the given sample design example. |
Click on the File menu | Go to the Menu bar in the top left corner and click on the File menu. |
Select Save input | From the File menu list, select the Save input option. |
Point toward the Save Design window | The Save Design window will open. |
Point toward the Osdag_Workspace folder | I have already created a folder named Osdag_Workspace on my Desktop. |
Only narration | Users can create a folder with a suitable name according to their convenience. |
Double click on the Osdag_workspace folder | I will double click on the Osdag underscore workspace folder to open and select it. |
Type Input-sample-design in the File name textbox | Now, let us specify a file name in the File name textbox below.
I will edit the file name to Input hyphen sample hyphen design. |
Point towards Input-sample-design.OSI | Here we can see that the Input file has an OSI extension. |
Only narration | The acronym OSI stands for Osdag Input. |
Click on the Save button | Now, click on the Save button to save the OSI file and exit the Save Design window |
Only narration | We can use this saved OSI file to retrieve the inputs and perform the design.
It can also be shared amongst peers for checking the design. |
Only narration | Let us now try to load the same OSI file and perform a design check. |
Click on the Reset button | Reset all the inputs to default by clicking the Reset button below the Input Dock. |
Point toward the Input Dock fields | We see the inputs are now set to their default values. |
Click on the File menu | Go to the Menu bar and click on the File menu. |
Select Load input | From the File menu list, select the Load input option. |
Point toward the Open Design window | The Open Design window will open. |
Point toward the Osdag_workspace folder | I have saved the OSI file in the Osdag underscore workspace folder. |
Double click on the Osdag_workspace folder and click on Input-sample-design.OSI file | Open the Osdag underscore workspace folder and select Input hyphen sample hyphen design.OSI file. |
Click on the Open button | Now, click on the Open button below to load the OSI file. |
Point toward the Input Dock fields | We see that the inputs are loaded automatically to the Input Dock. |
Cursor on all the input dock fields. | Users do not have to define the inputs one by one. |
Only narration | We are now ready to run the design. |
Click on the Design button | Click on the Design button below the Input Dock. |
Point toward the Log messages | We see the log messages in the log message window.
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Only narration | We will see how to rectify unsafe design in the next tutorial. |
Only narration | This brings us to the end of this tutorial. |
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Summary |
In this tutorial, we have
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Assignment |
As an assignment, do the following
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Assignment |
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About Spoken Tutorial Project |
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Answers for THIS Spoken Tutorial |
Please post your timed queries in this forum |
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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
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Acknowledgement |
The Spoken Tutorial project is funded by the Ministry of Education, Government of India |
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Thank you |
This is Anandajith TS, FOSSEE IIT Bombay signing off
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