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    ADAPT-SOG Design Process

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    The document describes the slab-on-grade design process using ADAPT-SOG software. The process involves: (1) importing a DWG file and converting it to structural components, (2) applying loads and soil properties, (3) generating post-tensioning tendons and a finite element mesh, (4) generating design strips in two directions to model edge and center lifting conditions, and (5) checking stresses on automatically generated design sections.

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    The document describes the slab-on-grade design process using ADAPT-SOG software. The process involves: (1) importing a DWG file and converting it to structural components, (2) applying loads and soil properties, (3) generating post-tensioning tendons and a finite element mesh, (4) generating design strips in two directions to model edge and center lifting conditions, and (5) checking stresses on automatically generated design sections.

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    The document describes the slab-on-grade design process using ADAPT-SOG software. The process involves: (1) importing a DWG file and converting it to structural components, (2) applying loads and soil properties, (3) generating post-tensioning tendons and a finite element mesh, (4) generating design strips in two directions to model edge and center lifting conditions, and (5) checking stresses on automatically generated design sections.

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    The document describes the slab-on-grade design process using ADAPT-SOG software. The process involves: (1) importing a DWG file and converting it to structural components, (2) applying loads and soil properties, (3) generating post-tensioning tendons and a finite element mesh, (4) generating design strips in two directions to model edge and center lifting conditions, and (5) checking stresses on automatically generated design sections.

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    -Slab-on-Grade DESIGN PROCESS

    (a) DWG file imported into ADAPT-SOG.

    (b) Imported drawing is converted into structural


    components.

    (d) Loads are applied on the structure and soil


    properties specified.

    (c) Post-tensioning tendons are generated.

    (e) Finite Element mesh is generated.

    em

    EDGE LOAD
    D
    Ym

    "a" SOIL GAP


    WET TO DRY

    (a) CENTER LIFT


    em

    EDGE LOAD

    Ym

    (f) Design Strips are generated in two orthogonal directions.

    "a" SOIL GAP


    DRY TO WET

    (b) EDGE LIFT

    (g) The file is broken into two


    separate models to represent both
    edge lift and center lift conditions.

    Center Lift

    Edge Lift

    (h) Deflection contours from Finite Element Method (FEM)


    demonstrate the response of structure for both swell modes.

    Stress Diagrams
    Project: REVEILLE RESIDENTIAL / Support Line 5 / Load Case: Service
    1.00 x Selfweight + 1.00 x Dead load + 1.00 x Live load + 1.00 x Prestressing
    Tensile Stress Positive
    Allowable Stresses

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    Calculated Stress

    (i) Design Sections are generated


    automatically for stress check. Locations,
    where stresses do not meet the allowable
    values, are shown in red (broken line).

    200

    150

    Stress [psi]

    100
    50
    0
    -50
    -100

    Allowable Stress

    -150

    Span 1

    (j) Calculated bending and shear stresses for


    each Design Strip can be superimposed on the
    allowable stress envelope.

    (k) Structural drawings can be either printed directly from


    the program or exported to AutoCAD.
    SOG_pictorial10.doc

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