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Release notes IDEA StatiCa Steel 20.1

06. 10. 2020

Steel

Connection

Member

Checkbot

IDEA Open Model (API)

AISC (USA)

EN (Eurocode)

BIM link

Advance Steel

Tekla Structures

SAP2000

SCIA Engineer

STAAD.Pro

Revit

Robot Structural Analysis

Advance Design

AxisVM

ETABS

midas Civil + Gen

RFEM

RSTAB

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Introduction

The new version of IDEA StatiCa is here!

Whether you are using IDEA StatiCa as a standalone app or via BIM links with FEA/CAD applications, the version 20.1 will speed up your connection design dramatically. All that with our focus to enable engineers to evaluate the requirements of the national code thoroughly, and use the optimal amount of material.

Highlights of this version are:

Cost estimation - know how much the connection will cost, real-time in the 3D scene, based on your fabrication data.
Pre-design - IDEA StatiCa engine proactively models parts of connections for you, speeding up the process of fine-tuning your designs to be the best of the best.
Bulk selection of connections from Tekla, Advance Steel, Revit - no more selecting connections one-by-one in 3 steps. Just drag over 10 connections in Tekla and IDEA StatiCa exports them automatically. Some changes in Tekla? Just click "Sync all".

Next to that, we prepared some improvements on the IDEA StatiCa licensing to enable you flexible and comfortable license management.

We hope you will enjoy all our new features and improvements and would love to hear your feedback anytime.

Calculate yesterday’s estimates!

IDEA StatiCa Connection improvements

Cost estimation

The new version 20.1 of IDEA StatiCa Connection brings the calculation of connection production costs. Users can very quickly estimate the final price of the created design and optimize the connection concerning that.

Prices of individual connection components can be specified on a cost per unit weight basis in Settings. Costs can currently be defined for four basic entities:

Steel parts (plates and added steel members, grade dependent)
Welds (single and double fillet welds, ½ V and K butt welds, weld size dependent)
Bolt assemblies (grade and diameter dependent)
Hole drilling (as a percentage of bolt assembly cost)

The resulting value is presented in the 3D scene and is updated according to manufacturing operations used in the design. Detailed cost calculation is an optional part of the calculation report.