Author: Barath Nagarajan
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A quick study on Chemical anchors
A quick study on Chemical anchors and things to note while modeling members with chemical anchors. Chemical anchoring is a technique for fastening to concrete and similar substrates that provides more flexibility than mechanical anchoring. The chemical or the resins will create a strong bonding between the anchors and the concrete material. When an anchor…
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Toongabbie
Find Below Model Snips: Blog by Bharath – Tek1.Visit www.tek1.com.au for further enquiries.
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Short Tips on detailing and modeling Steel Structures
Topics with YouTube links. Compare Design Documents – Steel Detailing TipsFlat Bar– Steel Detailing TipsBolt Cut LengthInformation on Root RadiusLabor Time Saved using Running DimensionRunning Dimension For Cleat and HolesDetailing Tips on Countersunk BoltsModeling Tips on Timber BoltsModeling Tips on Erector view – ShipmentModeling Tips on Erector view – Maintain cleats on one sideSteel Detailing…
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RC Center
When modelling Steel members with existing steel always be aware to get the site measurement to avoid conflicts during the erection of drawings. Blog by Bharath – Tek1.Visit www.tek1.com.au for further enquiries.
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Banks Street
When modelling big projects. Do not waste time in modelling all the entities provided in the sample drawing this could waste lot of man hours. Draw only the members that are attached or could affect the steel members. By following this we could save lot of man hours and also maintain the accuracy with faster…
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Metal_Workshop
The standard truck dimension for transporting steel members in Australia is 12m x 2m x 2m. Any member greater in length has to be informed in prior to avoid extra charges that occur in transportation.Sometimes when we encounter a member more than 12m long we can mark-up and inform the Project manager regarding this see…
