Structural Engineering Software I Use In My Workflow

In this video I will go through the software that I most commonly use in my role as a structural engineer.

0:00 Intro
0:10 PDF Writer
1:19 Design
3:11 Analysis
4:00 Drawing
5:03 Reporting
5:24 Notetaking
6:18 Outro

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Gear I Use:

[roadmanrecords]

It would be cool if you made some videos where we could create some of the spreadsheet you showed together with you and explained the formulas that should be added to each box. I really like your videos it is helping a lot ! Thank you

[py_tok]

i agree with you, regardless if you focus on calcs purely, the basic skills of drawing either by HAND SKETCHING or computer based must not be forgotten

[TheSavageDFA]

Bluebeam >>>>. Anything Else. About $300. Company should buy it but I bought my own license. Life changer!

[ferrysandria]

Can you tell how to design with the tekla design??

[billj]

You didn't mention RAM structural system. I find it the most efficient choice for designing all of the beam/joist framing for a floor or roof. It won't replace what a good 3D analysis tool can do, but a good 3D analysis tool is not as good or efficient for designing all of the members of a floor.

[adamshah]

Kind of curious as why have you used the 3d Analysis out from TSD and calcs from Excel. I believe TSD summary output is not that bad either and looks better in terms of presentation.

[moosaalabri]

What a quality video brother 🤩 I appreciate your hard work on your videos. Thank you.

[StructuresSimplified]

Good video! Does Notion have dedicated iOS / iPadOS apps now? Last time I checked they were just proxies for the browser client.

[ingegeekingenieria]

I see you use Windows sometimes, on your Mac running Parallels or on another machine?

[py_tok]

I use Python for calcs and plotting, in the past I used excel though. but Python is the future in my opinion .tedds floating licence can be cool if the workflow justify the annual licence

[Structural]

hi, can you share your excel spreadsheet it is amazing I also want to make a spreadsheet so from where I should start? Any idea

[py_tok]

drawing wise, revit and HAND SKETCHING