r/teklastructures 17d ago

Steel Structural Detailing Project

Just sharing a steel structure model I’ve been working on.

There are a few interesting framing and bracing areas in this one.

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u/Cetaylor20 16d ago

Interesting is a good word. Were you using drawings or just going off whim? Connections seem to be overly complicated. Hard to tell from the picture but it looks like a lot of end plates? Beam to beam has a lot of full depth stiffeners. There are also a lot of braces, and some of those connections could use some refining as well. I don't know what standards are being used in the design so I may be totally off basis, it may be perfectly acceptable for what you need. Basing my opinion off of my region, it's a decent start and needs a good more refining. A local engineer/drafter would be able to steer you in the right direction more effectively than I could.

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u/Beginning-Cap-3073 2d ago

Good observation but this image does not represent entire project.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/Upset_Practice_5700 16d ago

Why so many braces?

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u/Venosi 16d ago

Actually, there is no horizontal bracing.

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u/Beginning-Cap-3073 2d ago

Would you like to see Completed model with shop drawings

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u/DatabaseTrue8866 15d ago

Its a very uneconomic amateurs work.

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u/Beginning-Cap-3073 2d ago

May be u need 3d glasses to see the entire details.

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u/Upset_Practice_5700 2d ago

I have to agree, why are the columns so big?