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ACI Rebar Lookup May 2023

  • khoitsma
  • ACI, Engineering, Engineering Codes, Python, PyXLL
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I built a rebar lookup using PyXLL

lookup

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PyXLL using Jupyter and PySimpleGUI Interface (with video) Dec 2022

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Excel, Jupyter, PySimpleGUI, Python, PyXLL, Video
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This post features:
  the PyXLL add-on
  Jupyter
  the PySimpleGUI graphical interface

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Easy Section Properties for Array of Points © Oct 2022

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Concept, Engineering, Mathematics, Steel Detail
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Based on finite calculus


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AISC bolt holes Aug 2022

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Python, Steel Detail
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This code illustrates the readability of Python.

Compare reading the text of AISC 15th Edition Manual, Section J3 to the program statements.

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Pipe Flexibility using Julia and Jupyter Jul 2022

  • khoitsma
  • ASME, Engineering, Julia, Jupyter, Plotly, Plots, Symbolics
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I compared equations from den Hartog, from Kireev et al, and from B31.3 Table D300.

The agreement was quite good.

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ASCE Exact Wind Integration (closed form equations) Jun 2021

  • khoitsma
  • ASCE, Calculus, Cocalc, Excel, Jupyter, Mathematics, Python, PyXLL, SageMath
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I developed a Python function to calculate closed form exact values for wind forces and wind CGs.

I use only calculus — no bar charts with 0′ to 15′, 20′ to 25′, et cetera —- a curve rather than a step function. I present derivations and examples.

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PyXLL to Jupyter Interface (with video) Dec 2020

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Excel, Jupyter, Python, PyXLL, Video
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This example is an actual serious structural engineering calculation with graphical documentation.

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PyXLL Custom Task Panes in Excel (with automated drawings and video) Nov 2020

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Excel, PyQt, Python, PyXLL, Video
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The PyXLL/Jupyter interface would be drab without custom menus and graphical feedback.

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Multi-Page Apps using Dash/PythonAnywhere Apr 2020

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Dash by Plotly, iPad_iPhone, Python, pythonanywhere
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I built these apps on the web — accessible from any device – desktop, phone, iPad
· AISC Strong Axis Bending
· AISC Filtered Shape Properties
· Coefficient C for Bolt Groups
· WT Strut Capacity (eccentrically loaded)

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WT Braces Mar 2020

  • khoitsma
  • AISC, Excel, Petrochemical Design
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If you like Table 4-12 in the AISC 15th Edition, then you might like the attached example plots which I built on the same principle.

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