Osdag/C3/Specifying-design-preferences-in-Osdag/English

Title of the script: Specifying design preferences in Osdag

Author: Anandajith TS

Keywords: Osdag, member design, connection design, steel design optimisation, Tension member, Design Preference, bolt design, detailing, gusset plate, video tutorial

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide Title Slide	Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Specifying design preferences in Osdag.
Slide Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn to, Design preferences in Osdag Define special preferences Perform design using special preferences Compare the design results
Slide System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using Windows 11 OS, and Osdag v2021.02.a.a12f
Slide Pre-requisites 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.
Slide Code Files	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
Only narration	The user interface of Osdag for Ubuntu Linux, and for Windows is the same. Annotations are added to the tutorial if there are any differences.
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.
Point toward the Input Dock fields	I have loaded the Preference hyphen sample hyphen design dot OSI file.
Only narration	Please pause the tutorial and perform the same steps on your computer.
Click on the Design button	Click on the Design button below to perform the design.
Only narration	Osdag carries out the design.
Point toward the INFO message in the log message window	The design is complete and safe.
Point toward the CAD window and the Output Dock	The CAD window becomes active, and the Output Dock is populated with results.
Only narration	Let us specify some design preferences and check for updated results.
Slide Sample Design Example	Perform a design check by adopting the given design preferences: Connector: Material: E300 (Fe 440) Bolt: Type: Pre-tensioned Hole Type: Over-sized Slip factor: 0.48
Slide Sample Design Example	Detailing: Edge Preparation Method: machine-flame cut Environment: Corrosive Design: Limit State Design
Switch back to Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module homepage	Performing design with above preferences may change the design results completely.
Only narration	Design Preference is an advanced feature. It should be used after due consideration.
Click on the Spacing Details button.	Click the Spacing Details button under End Connection in the Output Dock.
Point toward the Spacing Details window	The Spacing Details window opens.
Point toward Bolt Rows (nos)	Notice that the number of Bolt Rows is 2 on each gusset plate.
Point toward Bolt Columns (nos)	And the number of Bolt Columns is 16.
Only narration	This means that there are 32 bolts on each gusset plate or 16 bolts per Angle.
Only narration	Let us see if the bolt configuration changes after designing with special preferences.
Click on the close button	Click on the close button at the top right corner to exit the window.
Point toward Capacity (kN) under Bolt Details output	Also, notice the bolt capacity for the given design. It is 18.78 kilo Newton as of now.
Only narration	Let us see if the bolt capacity changes after designing with special preferences.
Only narration	Let us now define the preferences for our design.
Click on the Edit menu in the menu bar	Click on the Edit menu in the menu bar and
Select Design Preferences	Select Design Preferences from the list.
Point toward the Design Preference window	The Design Preference window will open.
Only narration	The Design Preference window is categorised into various sections.
Click on Angle Section	Typically, these sections include; Details of the selected member.
Click on Connector	Connector preferences.
Click on Bolt	Bolt preferences.
Click on Detailing	Detailing preferences, and
Click on Design	The design method preference.
Only narration	Let's explore the sections and define the corresponding preferences individually.
Click on the Angle Section tab	Click on the Angle Section tab to view the selected member details.
Point toward Designation, Section Profile and Conn_Location	Here, section details like designation and the profile are shown.
Point toward Mechanical Properties	Below section details, we see Mechanical Properties.
Point to the properties.	These properties get populated based on inputs in the Input Dock and the codal provisions
Point toward Dimensions	Dimensions of the selected section are listed under the Dimensions section.
Point to the dimensions.	These dimensions are fetched from the Indian Standard, IS 808 database of Osdag.
Point toward the section image	A detailed and representative cross-section drawing of the selected section is shown.
point to the 2D drawing.	This 2D drawing is typical and has standard notations marked over it for better visualisation.
Point toward Section Properties	The sectional properties corresponding to the selected section are listed under Section Properties.
Point toward Section Properties fields	These properties are also fetched from the Osdag database at run-time.
Only narration	For a user-defined section not present in the database, properties are calculated by Osdag internally.
Only narration	The properties of this user-defined section are inserted into the database for reuse.
Only narration	Users can add single or multiple custom sections to the Osdag database and use it in design.
Point toward Add button	The Add button at the bottom allows to Add a single custom section to the database.
Point toward the Download xlsx file, and Import xlsx file buttons	For adding multiple sections at once using an excel sheet, use the Download and Import xlsx buttons.
Point toward the Download xlsx file, and Import xlsx file buttons	We will explore this feature in another tutorial.
Point toward the Clear button	The Clear button will clear the user-defined inputs in the Design Preference window.
Click on the Connector tab	Let us move to the Connector tab.
Point toward the Inputs fields	Here, we see the Material properties of the connector material.
Point toward the Material drop-down menu	E 250 (Fe 410 W)A is selected by default.
Point toward the Ultimate Strength and Yield Strength field	The corresponding values of the ultimate and yield strengths are shown below.
Point to the material grade.	We need to change the material grade to E300.
Click on the Material drop-down menu and select E300 (Fe 440) from the list	Click on the Material drop-down menu and select E300 (Fe 440) from the list.
Point toward the Ultimate Strength and Yield Strength field	Notice the values of the ultimate and yield strength are now updated automatically.
Click on the Bolt tab	Let us now move to the Bolt tab.
Point toward Type and Hole Type	The default bolt type is Pre-tensioned, and the Hole Type is Standard.
Point to the Hole type.	The desired Hole Type is Over-sized.
Click on the Hole Type drop-down menu and select Over-sized from the list	Click on the Hole Type drop-down menu and select Over-sized from the list.
Point to the slip factor value.	Now, let us change the Slip factor to 0.48.
Click on the Slip factor drop-down menu, scroll and select 0.48 from the list	Click on the Slip factor drop-down menu Scroll down the list and select 0.48.
Point toward the Description text box	A description of the slip factor values is shown in the Description text box.
Highlight IS 800 Table 20	The description is referred from the Indian Standard, IS 800, Table 20.
Highlight xi) Sand blasted surface 0.48 in the Description text box	We see, for a slip factor of 0.48, the surface treatment is of Sand blasted type.
Point to the bolt preferences.	We have defined preferences for the Bolt.
Click on the Detailing tab	Let us now move to the Detailing tab.
Click on the Edge Preparation Method drop-down menu and select machine-flame cut from the list	Click on the Edge Preparation Method drop-down menu and select machine-flame cut from the list.
Point toward the Gap textbox	The Gap preference is not applicable here. We will leave it as default.
Only narration	In our design, the members are exposed to corrosive influences. We need to incorporate this condition in the design.
Point toward the Are the Members Exposed to Corrosive Influences drop-down menu.	Click on the Corrosive Influences drop-down menu and select Yes.
Point toward the Description text box	The Description text box shows a description with reference to the corresponding IS 800 clauses
Point to the Description text box .	Users may refer to this description for a better understanding of these design clauses.
Click on the Design tab	Let us now move to the Design tab.
Point toward the Design Method drop-down menu	We see the default Design Method is Limit State Design.
Only narration	Osdag performs design using the Limit State Method.
Click on the Design Method drop-down menu	Other methods of design are not available with this version.
Only narration	We have defined all the preferences. We are now ready to perform the design.
Point toward the Defaults button	The Defaults button below sets the preferences to the default value. Do not press this button after defining the preferences.
Point toward the Save button	The Save button saves the defined preferences.
Click on the Save button	Click on the Save button to save and exit the Design Preferences window.
Cursor in the CAD window.	We are ready to perform the design with saved preferences.
Click on the Design button	Click on the Design button again.
Only narration	Osdag carries out the design.
Only narration	The design process might take some time to complete.
Point toward the INFO message in the log message window	The design is completed successfully.
Only narration	Now, let us check if the design results have changed from that recorded previously
Click on the Spacing Details button.	Click on the Spacing Details button in the Output Dock under End Connection.
Point toward Bolt Rows (nos).	The number of Bolt Rows is 2 on each gusset plate.
Point toward Bolt Rows (nos).	This has not changed.
Point toward Bolt Columns (nos).	The number of Bolt Columns is now 12.
Point toward Bolt Columns (nos).	This has been reduced from 16 to 12.
Only narration	This means that now there are 24 bolts on each gusset plate or 12 bolts per Angle.
Only narration	There is a change in the total number of bolts after designing with special preferences.
Click on the close button.	Click on the close button at the top right corner to exit the window.
Point toward Capacity (kN) under Bolt Details output	Also, notice the bolt capacity has changed to 26.98 kilo Nnewton.
Only narration	Users can refer to other design outputs and compare the results similarly.
Only narration	This brings us to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarise.
Slide: Summary	In this tutorial, we have: Learnt design preferences in Osdag Defined special preferences Performed design using special preferences Compared the design results
Slide: Assignment	As an assignment, do the following Go to the Tension Member Design - Welded to End Gusset module Use the same input values as this tutorial wherever applicable Explore and define various design preferences Compare the results and make conclusions
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Slide: Thank you	This is Anandajith TS, FOSSEE IIT Bombay signing off Thanks for joining

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