Osdag/C3/Design-report-in-Osdag/English

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.

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide Title Slide	Welcome to the spoken tutorial on ‘Design report in Osdag’
Slide 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
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
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.
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.
Click on Design button.	Click on the Design button to show the CAD model and outputs.
Point towards the CAD window and the Output Dock	We see the CAD model and outputs as the design is successful.
Highlight ‘Overall bolted tension member design is safe.’ in the Log messages window	The Log message indicates that the design is safe.
Only narration	Let us now save the design report for our design.
Only narration	Please note, Osdag performs a design multiple times iteratively based on the given inputs.
Only narration	However, only the latest checks are echoed in the design report.
Only narration	We can create a design report in two ways.
Point towards the Create Design Report button	By clicking Create Design Report button at the bottom of the output dock. Or
Click on the file menu and point towards the Create design report option.	By navigating to File menu and selecting Create design report.
Point towards the Create Design Report button	Click the Create Design Report button at the bottom of the output dock.
Point towards the Design Report Summary window	The Design Report Summary window opens.
Point towards the Design Report Summary window.	The summary window collects basic details pertaining to the report and design.
Point towards the OK button	This step is optional, users can skip it by simply clicking the OK button.
Only narration	However, it is a good practice to provide a summary to the report.
Point to the summary details.	Let us go ahead and fill in the summary details.
Type IIT BOMBAY in the Company Name field	I will type the company's name as IIT Bombay.
Only narration	You may type any other name of your choice.
Click on the Browse button	To attach a company logo to the report, click on the Browse button.
Only narration	The Open Image window opens.
Browse to the directories and select the IIT BOMBAY logo	I will browse to the location where my company logo is saved.
Only narration	The image used should be a PNG, SVG or JPG and preferably smaller in size.
Click on the IITB_logo	I will select the logo and click on the Open button below.
Only narration	You may select any logo of your choice.
Type Osdag in the Group/Team Name field	I will type the Group Name as Osdag.
Type Anandajith TS in the Designer field	In the Designer field I will type my name.
Point to the information.	Users can save the information as a profile to avoid typing it every time.
Point toward the Save Profile button	This can be done by clicking the Save Profile button.
Only narration	I will skip this step as I have already saved my profile. Users may pause the tutorial and save their profile.
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.
Point to all the details.	All the details and logo will be automatically loaded.
Type Tension Member Design in the Project Title field	Next, let us specify the project title as Tension Member Design.
Point towards the Subtitle, Job Number, Client and Additional Comments fields	I will skip Subtitle, Job Number, Client and Additional Comments fields.
Click on the OK button	Click on the OK button below to proceed.
Point to the Save File As window.	The Save File As window will open.
Browse to the Osdag_workspace directory	I will browse to the Osdag underscore workspace directory on my computer.
Type tension-member-bolted in the File name field	Define a suitable filename. I will type the file name as tension-member-bolted.
Point toward the Files of type field	The default and the only file format in which we can save the report is PDF.
Click on the Save button	Click on the Save button to save the design report.
Only narration	It may take some time to save the design report.
Click on the OK button	A message pops up once the report is saved. Click the OK button to acknowledge it.
Only narration	We have successfully saved the design report.
Only narration	Next, we will review the report and interpret the checks.
Open the tension-member-bolted.PDF file in the browser	I have opened the report in the Edge browser.
Only narration	You may open the report using any PDF viewer or the browser of your choice.
Point toward the header of the report	The summary details provided in the profile are printed in the header of the report.
Point to the details.	This is helpful when we need to share the design reports with other stakeholders.
Scroll and show the report.	The design report is divided into multiple sections and sub-sections.
Page 1: Point toward 1 Input Parameters	Section 1 echoes the Input Parameters.
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.
Page 1: Point toward Detailing - Design Preference field	Inputs and assumptions from the Design Preference menu are also shown.
Page 2: Point toward 2 Design Checks	On page 2, we have the Design Checks.
Page 2: Point toward Design Status	The overall status of the design is marked here.
Page 2: Point toward Pass	The Design Status reads Pass. It is marked in green as our design is safe and passes all the checks.
Page 2:	If any of the checks fail, the overall status is marked as Fail in red.
Page 2: Point toward 2.1 Selected Member Data	Section 2.1 shows the Selected Member Data
Page 2: 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.
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.
Page 2: Point to the tables.	These checks are displayed in a tabular format.
Page 2: Point toward the Check column	The Check column displays the name of the check that is being performed.
Page 2: Point toward the Required column	The Required column displays the minimum required value. These values are calculated using relevant Indian Standard clauses and checks.
Page 2: Point toward the Provided column	Provided column displays the provided values.
Page 2: 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.
Page 2: 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.
Keep scrolling through page 3 and page 4: Only narration	Similarly, all the checks pertaining to the design are listed with details.
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.
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.
Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design: Point toward [Ref. IS 800:2007, Cl.10.2.2] in the Required column	It is based on clause 10.2.2 of IS 800, 2007.
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.
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.
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.
Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11: Only narration	We see that all the checks are carried out in the similar manner.
Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11: Only narration	This makes interpreting the checks very easy.
Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11: Only narration	Novice designers can use this report to learn about the design checks.
Page 12: Point toward 3 3D Views	The 3D and 2D views of the CAD model are also shown as a reference.
Page 12: Only narration	We have already seen how to save 3D CAD models in the previous tutorial.
Page 12: Point toward Design Logs	The design logs pertaining to a design session are also printed.
Page 12: Point toward Design Logs	We can interpret log messages to understand how the design was carried out.
Only narration	This brings us to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarise.
Slide 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
Slide 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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Slide Acknowledgements	The Spoken Tutorial project was established by the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
Slide Thank you	This is Anandajith TS, FOSSEE IIT Bombay signing off. Thanks for joining.

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