Robot Structural Analysis Basic training

This course provides an introduction to Autodesk® Robot™ Structural Analysis Professional (RSA). It is addressed to those who never used the program before or have only limited experience with it.

Location: Karvesingen 2 på Hasle i Oslo

Dates: 04.03.2024 - 05.03.2024

Price: NOK 9.500,-  The price includes training, lunch, documentation and diploma.

The training fee will not be refunded for participants that cancel within five days of planned training. COWI reserves the right to cancel planned training if insufficient attendance.

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CONTENT

• Introduction to Robot Structural Analysis
• Modeling of beam and shell type elements
• Definition and changing of loads
• Manual and automatic load combinations
• Linear analysis vs non-linear analysis
• Meshing possibilities and limits
• Offsets and rigid links
• Use of Claddings for load distributions
• Beam end releases
• Viewing results graphically and in table formats
• Modelling of a complex beam to column connection.
  
  

The focus is on user interface, menus, preferences, modeling, handling of loads, fundamental analysis and interpretation and documentation of results.

We combine theoretical lectures with demonstrations and practical exercises on relevant examples.

After the course, participants will be able to independently find their way in the RSA and use it as a 3D modelling tool for structural analysis. Participants will also be aware of the more advanced analytical methods that RSA offers and how RSA can be used in a BIM solution by communicating to other modelling and analysis tools.

We recommend participants interested in using the concrete and/or steel design in Robot to take the Steel and Concrete courses as well and point out that it is possible to take them right after the basic course.

About the instructor:

Håkon Frank Bardarson has over 15 years of experience in structural design and FEM analysis. He has been using Robot since 2007 and has been responsible for training and support for Robot since 2011. He has a MSCE degree from University of Washington (2000) and a CS degree from the University of Iceland. (1998).

About the instructor Håkon Frank Bardarson