Designing Beam Splice Connections using FreeCAD and CET.SteelConnDesign v1.7
- 13 days ago
New Features:
Added support for beam splice connections.
Bug Fixes:
Fixed UI bugs like not being able to change design codes
Download (no source code inculcated):
https://github.com/CivilEngrTools/SteelConnDesign/releases/tag/1.7
Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@civilengrtools6051
Important Notes:
1 Moment beam splice connections will be supported in later release.
2 Make sure the top elevations of the main beam and other beams match.
CET.SteelConnDesign is a FREE, cutting-edge steel connection design software that is built on the AISC 13th/14th/15th standards and powered by modern mathematical theories, offering users a powerful design solution. The software can run in 3 modes: standalone, integration with FreeCAD or integration with Tekla. CET.SteelConnDesign will also support Revit and Blender later.
The current version of CET.SteelConnDesign is tailored exclusively for Windows OS and is compatible solely with Imperial units. Notably, it is not an open-source program, though we willingly share the source code with our partners upon request.
Added support for beam splice connections.
Bug Fixes:
Fixed UI bugs like not being able to change design codes
Download (no source code inculcated):
https://github.com/CivilEngrTools/SteelConnDesign/releases/tag/1.7
Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@civilengrtools6051
Important Notes:
1 Moment beam splice connections will be supported in later release.
2 Make sure the top elevations of the main beam and other beams match.
CET.SteelConnDesign is a FREE, cutting-edge steel connection design software that is built on the AISC 13th/14th/15th standards and powered by modern mathematical theories, offering users a powerful design solution. The software can run in 3 modes: standalone, integration with FreeCAD or integration with Tekla. CET.SteelConnDesign will also support Revit and Blender later.
The current version of CET.SteelConnDesign is tailored exclusively for Windows OS and is compatible solely with Imperial units. Notably, it is not an open-source program, though we willingly share the source code with our partners upon request.