Moving Load Point Load Generator now Available
A common question we get in tech support is “how can I verify my moving load results?” We now have a feature that will allow you to quickly...
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With the new release of RISA-3D v13.0, you now have the ability to include moving load combinations in a Batch solution.
Just select which load combinations you want included in the Batch solution using the “Solve” checkboxes in the Load Combinations spreadsheet.
Then run a Batch or Batch + Envelope solution.
When complete, you will have two sets of results – those for the Batch and those for the Envelope solution. Since the moving loads still require an Envelope solution, this will be run automatically even if you only choose a Batch solution.
The Envelope results will include all marked combinations.
The Batch solution results will only include non-moving load combinations (for example, LC1 in the screenshot above).
This way, you can see the Enveloped moving load results and the more detailed Batch results of your non-moving load combinations all at once without having to run multiple load combinations.
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