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Column corbel (Geometry)

Last modified by Iwona Budny Bjergø on 2022/01/18 12:22

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Column corbel propertyDescription
Icon1585051838549-668.png
Modules where available1585051849484-186.png  1585051874516-842.png  
FunctionIt models corbels attached to columns.
PositionHorizontal, perpendicular to the local y’ or z’ axis of the column it is attached to.
GeometryStraight
Cross-sectionArbitrary profile
End connection
  • Always rigid at the column it is attached to (Start).
  • Arbitrary at the end point, set by the object attached to the corbel.
MaterialConcrete, steel, timber
Load directionArbitrary in 1585051851385-212.png  1585051872746-162.png
Load typeAll point and line load in 1585051857003-729.png   1585051870500-663.png
Available analysis resultsDisplacement, internal forces, stresses, stability and vibration shape in 1585051853905-996.png  1585051868897-646.png  
AlternativeCan be considered as eccentricity of the load acces point on the column, or can be modelled as a short beam with the suitable end conditions and eccentricity.
Default Short CommandCCOR

Definition steps

  1. Start 1585054637343-930.png  Column corbel command from 1585054644074-294.png  Bar component menu in 1585051883824-974.png tabmenu
  2. Set the direction of the Column corbel. A Column corbel is always perpendicular to the local x’ axis and parallel with the local y’ or z’ axis of the column.
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  3. Set the properties of the new column corbel at 1585054669870-652.png  Default settings: 
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    • Identifier (General)
      The program automatically generates it, but User can define custom value. Identifier (ID and Position) number can be displayed in model view (Display settings).
    • Geometry (General)
      User can specify the followings:
      • direction of the Corbel
      • relative position of the Corbel compared to the column (d, e)
      • length of the Corbel (l)
      • position of the load application point (x, e), marked with red dot in the figure below
      • whether to calculate the “d” value automatically in accordance with the Section of the column or not
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    • Section
      User can set a profile from the Section library or define a new cross-section by parameters. The applied section name can be displayed in model view (Display settings).
    • End conditions
      In 3D modules, the end connections can be set under the End conditions tab. Only the released motion (arrow) and rotation (two-headed arrow) components are displayed in the model view (Display settings). End connections can be fully customised for bar ends by setting the rigidity of the displacement components.
      The component directions are valid in the beam’s local co-ordinate system.
      Inactive component means a fixed motion/rotation, while a checked component behaves according to the user-specified rigidity value.

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      With the „Rigid” and the „Hinged” buttons pre-defined end condition values can be applyed to the bar ends.
      The local x’ axis always points the vertical fictitious bar end, so the start and end point position can be followed from the bar’s local co-ordinate system.
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      Only the released motion (arrow) and rotation (two-headed arrow) components are displayed in the model view (Display settings).
    • Material
      Any type of materials can be set for corbel Analysis. The applied material name can be displayed in model view (Display settings).
  4. Place the corbel along a column by left-clicking.

Optional steps:

  1. Modify the Corbel properties with the 1585055277757-124.png  Properties tool of the Corbel tool palette.
  2. Set the display settings of Corbel at Settings > All > Display > Bar similarly to Beams.
  3. Corbels are stored on “Columns” Object layers. At layer settings, the default color and pen width can be set for all columns and corbels.
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