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If you're looking to expand your structural design skills and stay updated on the latest in steel and wind analysis, then you won’t want to miss our recent webinar showing MasterSeries 2024 and its updates with the Ballyreagh Workshop Steel Frame! This in-depth multi-bay portal frame case study webinar is packed with actionable insights and showcases new tools and enhancements designed specifically for structural engineers.
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One of the standout features of MasterSeries 2024 is the implementation of the SCIPHYR Wind Analysis Toolkit, which replaces the legacy BREVe wind analysis tool. This transition to SCIPHYR marks a major leap forward in the accuracy, efficiency, and ease of use for wind site analysis within MasterSeries.
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The MasterSeries 2024 update brings a significant overhaul to the Integrated Steel Member Design module, making it one of the major developments of the last year. This upgrade not only prepares for the upcoming second-generation Eurocode implementation but also introduces several enhancements that will improve the overall user experience. From a redesigned interface to more intuitive checks and flexible design options, here's a breakdown of the key improvements.
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You have multiple options when it comes to designing a Portal Frame with MasterSeries. Read on to find out more about the different options, including prices.
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Being able to produce LCAs with your building designs, gives you the opportunity to contribute to various Green Certification Schemes.
With this advantage, not only would you be doing you part in the Climate Emergency, but you would also getting the opportunity to contribute to the design of Green Certified Buildings, which often be seen as very attractive investment for various reasons that we will outline within this blog post.
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MasterSeries includes a large library of in-built steel sections which includes British, European, American, South African and Chinese sections.
These in-built section profiles adhere to geometric properties defined in design codes such as British Standards and Eurocodes, which allow for their design within MasterSeries. As well as the in-built libraries, MasterSeries incorporates many other section types which can be designed within the software, the full range of which can be found within our MasterKey: Steel Design feature list.
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