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Introduction of midas Gen


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Introduction of midas Gen


Mdias Gen Module
Midas Gen Option
Option 1. Heat of Hydration Analysis
Option 2. Material Nonlinear Analysis
Option 3. Inelastic Time History Analysis

Option 4. Automatic Mesh for Plane Wall and Slabs


Option 5. Meshed Slab and Wall Design (Eurocode)
Option 6. GSD (General Section Designer)
License Types
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midas Gen Plus
Unlimited Nodes/Elements
Static Analysis
Dynamic Analysis
- Eigen (Lanczos) and Ritz vector Analyses
- Response Spectrum and Linear Time History Analysis
Pushover Analysis
P-Delta Analysis
Buckling Analysis
Thermal Stress Analysis
Masonry Wall Analysis (Linear/Nonlinear)
Design (Steel, Concrete)
- Eurocode3, AISC (LRFD & ASD), CSA S16.1, BS 5950
- Eurocode2, ACI 318, CSA-A23.3, BS 8110
Section Property Calculator for irregular sections

midas Gen Advanced


*Includes -Plus- Version functionality and:
Construction Stage Analysis (Time-dependent)
- Creep, Shrinkage & Mod. of Elasticity
- Tension losses in tendons
- Column Shortening
- Construction Stage Wizard
Large displacement analysis (Cable structures)
Post-tensioning & Prestressing
Boundary Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis
(Gap, Hook, Damper, Isolator, Hysteretic System, etc.)

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Options to Advanced Version
Option 1 Heat of Hydration Analysis
- Heat Transfer Analysis based on construction stages
- Convection, Heat Source, Pipe cooling, etc.

Option 2 Material Nonlinear Analysis


- Truss, Plate, Plane stress, Plane strain, Axisymmetric and Solid
- Tresca, von Mises, Mohr-Coulomb and Drucker-Prager
- Isotropic, kinematic and mixed hardening

Option 3 Inelastic Time History Analysis


- Beam element
- Lumped hinge & Distributed hinge
- Automatic calculation of yield strength
- Axial load biaxial moment interaction
- Fiber model

Options to All Version


Option 4 Automatic Mesh for Plane Wall and Slabs
- Planar Mesh Generation for 2D Elements
(Plate, Plane Stress, Plane Strain)
- Automesh Planar Area
(Automatic consideration of internal columns and walls)
- Mapped Mesh Generation Using 4 Nodes

Option 5 Meshed Slab & Wall Design (Eurocode2)


- Flexural design (Wood-Armer moment)
- Punching shear check
- Serviceability check (Stress, Crack width, deflection)

Option 6 GSD (General Section Design)


- Draw Arbitrary Cross-sections (RC, Steel, Composite)
- Capacity Curves (P-M, M-M, 3D) & Capacity Check Ratio (Eurocode)
- Moment-Curvature Curves for Different Axial Loads
- Stress Contours for Combined Loading

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Option 1. Heat of Hydration Analysis


Heat Transfer Analysis based on construction stages
Convection, Heat Source, Pipe cooling, etc

[Heat of Hydration in Stage Analysis]

[ Time History Graphs for resulting stresses and temperatures ]

Heat of hydration analysis is important when casting mass concrete structures. It enables us to predict and control temperature and stress distribution to
avoid potential problems such as cracking in concrete and reducing strength.
Mass concrete structures requiring heat of hydration analysis depend on their dimensions, shapes, cement types and construction conditions. In practice,
hydration analyses are normally carried out for slabs or mats in excess of 800~1000mm in thickness and walls confined at bottom in excess of about 500mm.
Surface cracking may develop initially due to the temperature difference between the surface and center. Through-cracks can also develop as a result of
contraction restrained by external boundary conditions in the cooling process of high heat of hydration. The heat of hydration analysis is largely classified
into several sub-analyses.
It entails temperature distribution analysis for conduction, convection, heat source, etc.; change in modulus of elasticity due to curing and maturity; and
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stress analysis for creep and shrinkage.

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Option 2. Material Nonlinear Analysis


Truss, Plate, Plan stress, Plane strain, Axisymmetric and Solid
Tresca, von Mises, Mohr-Coulomb and Drucker-Prager
Isotropic, kinematic and mixed hardening

Material Nonlinear Analysis

Material nonlinear analysis is necessary when stresses are excessive in the structure.
In midas Gen, Tresca, von Mises, Mohr-Coulomb and Drucker-Prager, and masonry materials are provided. Here, only masonry
material can be used in the Plus version.

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Option 3. Inelastic Time History Analysis

Beam element
Lumped hinge & Distributed hinge
Automatic calculation of yield strength
Axial load biaxial moment interaction
Fiber model

Kent & Park Model

Menegotto-Pinto Model

Fiber Analysis

Inelastic Hinge Model

For considering the seismic load, we need to consider the material nonlinearity of a structure. For this, we can perform pushover analysis or time
history analysis. Pushover analysis can be applied only for the regular shape buildings. For the irregular shape of buildings, we need to perform
inelastic time history analysis.
In midas Gen, we can also consider the Fiber model, which models with beam element and checks the concrete stress and cracks in the cross section.
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Option 4. Automatic Mesh for Plane Wall and Slabs


Planar Mesh Generation for 2D Elements (Plate, Plane Stress, Plane Strain)
Automesh Planar Area (Automatic consideration of internal columns and walls)
Mapped Mesh generation Using 4 Nodes

Meshed Wall and Slab

Mesh generation feature is provided for slab and wall members. Generated mesh elements are fully compatible with analysis and design
features. Automesh considering interior nodes, elements, and openings are available.

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Option 5. Meshed Slab & Wall Design (Eurocode 2)

Flexural design (Wood-Armer moment)


Punching shear check
Serviceability check (Stress, Crack width, Deflection)
Deflection check from cracked section analysis

Slab flexural design

Punching Shear Check Result

Slab Serviceability Checking

Wall Design

Define Reinforcement Direction

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Option 6. GSD (General Section Designer)

Draw Arbitrary Cross-sections and check the section properties (RC, Steel, Composite)
Capacity Curves (3D P-M, My-Mz) & Capacity Check Ratio (Eurocode)
Moment-Curvature Curves for Different Axial Loads
Stress Contours for Combined Loading

Available shapes for design in midas Gen

For any other shape midas GSD

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License Types
Stand Alone License
Network License
Web based license

Stand Alone License

Network License

Web License

The number of concurrent users will be limited to the number


of licenses purchased.

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Maintenance Fee
How Much?

Maintenance fee is 15% of the listed price of the software.

Purpose

Technical Support
Software Upgrades

What if I dont pay the maintenance fee?

If you dont pay the maintenance fee, still the software can be used permanently
The program updates & technical support can not be availed.

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