Added Knee Brace Connections
RISAConnection v7 recently added a new Knee Brace (Kicker Brace) connection type. This connection can be designed at the brace to column or brace to...
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RISAConnection v7 recently added a new Knee Brace (Kicker Brace) connection type. This connection can be designed at the brace to column or brace to...
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RISAConnection now offers the ability to enter an eccentric work point for the braces on a Vertical Brace Chevron Connection.
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Seismic brace connections are a bit different from other connection types in RISAConnection. This is because the brace and connection elements must...
RISAConnection version 6.0 has introduced the ability to design vertical brace connections per the seismic design provisions of the AISC 341-10...
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