Construction [TB]
Staged-Based Analysis is a crucial analytical feature available in OpenBrIM, designed to simulate and evaluate the structural behavior of bridges throughout their construction phases. This analysis enables engineers to assess how various construction stages impact the overall performance and stability of the bridge.
To effectively conduct Staged-Based Analysis, it is essential to:
Define Construction Stages: Clearly outline each phase of the construction process, identifying the sequence of activities and specific conditions that apply at each stage.
Assign Bridge Elements: For each defined construction stage, assign the relevant bridge elements to either construction or deconstruction. This ensures that the analysis accurately reflects how each element contributes to the bridge's structural integrity during different phases.
For a truss bridge, the workflow adds dedicated construction/deconstruction objects for truss members, truss cables, and arch elements on top of the standard superstructure, cable-element, and substructure staging.
For a comprehensive description of each section related to this part of the workflow, please refer to the corresponding documentation page.
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