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Reinforced Concrete Section Analysis – 5; Ultimate Limit State
Previous posts in this series have looked at the analysis of beams where the steel stress is within the elastic range, and the concrete stress is sufficiently low that the assumption of linear elastic behaviour in compression is a reasonable approximation. … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Excel, UDFs
Tagged Beam Bending, Excel, Prestressed concrete, Reinforced Concrete, UDF, ULS, Ultimate capacity, VBA
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Intersections, interpolations, and rotations
Amongst the many and varied functions provided by Excel (or as far as I know any other spreadsheet) there are none that provide a one step process for linear interpolation, finding the intersection points of lines, or conversion between polar … Continue reading
Posted in Coordinate Geometry, Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Interpolation, Intersection Points, Polar Coordiantes, Rectangular Coordinates, UDF, VBA
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Evaluate Function – update
Previous post The evaluate function described in the previous post has been used in writing a UDF that will evaluate the integral of any suitable function over a specified range. The revised worksheet can be downloaded from: Eval.zip
Importing text files with VBA – 3
The text import file has been modified to split large files into one or more ranges. The maximum number of rows for each range is specified, together with a sufficient number of valid range names, which may be on the … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, UDFs
Tagged Excel, Import large files, import text, split text, UDF, VBA
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Reinforced Concrete Section Analysis – 4
Previous post The spreadsheet presented in the previous post in this series uses the basic equation given below to find the location of the neutral axis: For a cross section with any applied axial load at eccentricity e, measured from … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Excel, Newton, UDFs, Uncategorized
Tagged Polynomial, Reinforced Concrete, Section Analysis, UDF, VBA
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