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ADAPT-RC 2010 Slab and Beam Design Software
Product Overview
Software for the Design, Analysis, and Investigation of Reinforced (Nonprestressed) Concrete Beams, Slabs and Floor Systems.
An industry standard and choice of consulting engineers requiring an easy-to-use, efficient, and reliable production tool.
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$750
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$1,300
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RC Standard designs up to 5 interior spans and 2 cantilevers.
Prices above for stand-alone licenses.
This software is based on the time proven Equivalent Frame Method (EFM) of analysis and features the following:
- Complete modeling and design of reinforced concrete floor systems
- Simple and continuous beams and beam frames
- Multiple beam cross-section: T, L and I-section
- One-way slabs
- Two-way flat plates
- Two-way flat slabs
- Drop caps, drop panels, transverse beams, steps above and below the slab
- One-way pan joist (pan-formed beam) systems
- One-way skip joist (pan-formed beam) systems
- Two-way joist (pan-formed beam) systems
- Waffle slabs
- Investigation mode - analysis and capacity calculation of an existing floor
- Gives the capacity of a floor system for a user-defined reinforcement distribution
- Performs capacity/demand analysis for existing floor systems
- Calculates deflection based on user specified loading and reinforcement
- Advanced analysis options
- Moment redistribution
- Inclusion of lateral loads
- Deflection calculation, including cracked section analysis
- Comprehensive design capabilities
- Reinforcement check for strength and minimum code requirements
- Beam shear and punching shear checks
- Integrated punching shear reinforcement design (studs or stirrups)
- Concise reporting
- Graphical display of moments, shears and deflections for each load combination
- Graphical and tabular display of location, length and amount of reinforcement required
- Two version options to meet your project and budget size
- Both versions contain same functionality, but vary in max number of spans allowed
- ADAPT-RC Standard: up to 5 interior spans and 2 cantilevers
- ADAPT-RC Plus: up to 20 interior spans and 2 cantilevers
Codes
The program comes supports the following design codes:
- ACI-318 (1999, 2005 & 2008)
- IBC [International Building Code] (2006 & 2009)
- British-BS8110 (1997)
- Canadian-A23.3 (1994 & 2004 [release 2008])
- Australian-AS3600 (2001)
- Brazilian-NBR6118 (2001)
- European EC2 (2004)
- Indian IS456 (2005 reprint)
- Hong Kong CoP (2007)
Units
The program supports the following units:
- SI
- MKS
- American Customary
Hardware Requirements
- 32 bit PC running Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7
- 64 bit PC running windows 7
- Minimum of 1 GB RAM
- Available hard drive space of 1 GB
Product Details
ADAPT-RC is for the analysis and/or design of reinforced concrete beams, slabs and floor systems. It is based on a single story frame, featuring the Equivalent Frame modeling of the ACI code as an option. In its design mode, the program determines the deflection and reinforcement for a user defined geometry, material and loading. In its analysis mode, for a given floor geometry, loading and reinforcement, the software determines the capacity of the floor and compares it with the code stipulated demand. In both the design and the analysis modes, the deflections are calculated using cracked sections, with each span subdivided into 20 segments. ADAPT-RC is easy to use, yet thorough and rigorous in its formulation. Its graphical display gives a vivid account of moments, reinforcement and other parameters. ADAPT-RC handles both prismatic and non-prismatic spans, as well as supports with different boundary conditions. A solid model viewer allows the user to examine the input structure for a visual check on the accuracy of data entry. The primary application of the software is in building construction and parking structures.
ADAPT-RC is a stand-alone program. But, when used together with ADAPT-Builder, it can receive input data generated graphically by the Builder. This feature of the program is discussed in greater detail under the heading ADAPT-Builder.
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