CSiStress - File size:
- 15.4 MB (iOS), 6.1 MB (Android)
- Date added:
- Feb 11, 2020 | Last update check: 1 minute ago
- Licence:
- Freeware
- Runs on:
- iOS 9.0 or later (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch), Android 4.4 and later
CSiStress is an app that conveniently shows the stress plots and profiles of specified sections in order to understand cross-sectional behavior caused by axial loads, bending moments, shear forces and torsional moments of more than 25 shapes. This app is tailor made for engineers and consultants who need to quickly check the stress properties for specific loading conditions, as well as for students and teachers who want to study the cross-sectional behavior caused by various loads.
You can use CSiStress app for:
- Compute elastic stresses caused by axial load, bending moment and shear forces in cross-sections
- View stress plots and stress profiles to understand cross-section behavior
CSiStress app is intended for:
- Engineers and consultants who need to quickly check stress properties for specific loading conditions
- Students and teachers to understand cross-section behavior caused by various loads
Features:
- Visualization of stress plots for many cross-sections
- Calculation of stresses for biaxial bending and shear
About Computers and Structures, Inc.
Founded in 1975, Computers and Structures, Inc. (CSI) is recognized globally as the pioneering leader in software tools for structural and earthquake engineering. CSI’s software is backed by more than three decades of research and development, making it the trusted choice of sophisticated design professionals everywhere.
CSI produces five primary software packages: SAP2000; CSiBridge; ETABS; SAFE; and PERFORM-3D. Each of these programs offers unique capabilities and tools that are tailored to different types of structures and problems, allowing users to find just the right solution for their work.
Gallery
CSiStress Screenshot 1 – Stress selection / csiamerica.com
CSiStress Screenshot 2 – Flexural stress / csiamerica.com
CSiStress Screenshot 3 – Stress section properties / csiamerica.com