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Support CenterKnowledge Base ArticlesNotch on a member
Notch on a member
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Notch on a member

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In the case of the members' clash, the opening-notches had to be defined manually by the Opening manufacturing operation on the member flanges. This situation was causing an increased quantity of manufacturing operations. From now on, the feature Notch can be used whenever it is needed to avoid clashes between column-beam or beam-beam. This feature is implemented to Manufacturing operations End plate, Fin plate, Cleat.

Notch

A notch at the flanges defined by the new feature.

This feature is available for the Expert and Enhanced version of IDEA StatiCa Steel.

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