Why Midas Civil (Small)

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Dublin
19 Nov 2015
BRIDGE TO BRIDGES
Session I
An Insight into midas Civil
Lunch Break
Session II
Ivan Mihaylov
12:00 13:00
Basic Training
Advanced Training
Tea Break
Robert Salca
16:00 16:15
Session III
Continuous Innovation
Session IV
Services and Future Opportunities
Ivan Mihaylov
Norbert Kovacs
An insight into
midas Civil
No. 1 Market Share

in Civil Engineering Software Solutions
600 Engineers & Professionals
120 Distribution in over 120 Countries

10,000 Number of Clients
30,000 Number of Licenses Distributed Worldwide
MIDAS Global Network
Headquarters
& Branches
UK
USA
Russia
Korea
Japan
China
India
Singapore
Partners
Algeria
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Czech
Ecuador
Egypt
Ghana
Greece
Indonesia
Italy
Lithuania
Malaysia
Mexico
Nigeria
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Puerto Rico
Slovenia
S Africa
Spain
Taiwan
Tanzania
Thailand
Turkey
United Kingdom
Venezuela
Vietnam
Building &
Structural
Engineering
Bridge & Civil

Engineering
Geotechnical
& Tunnel
Engineering
Mechanical
Engineering
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Gen
Civil
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Integrated Design System for

Building and General Structures
Dshop
Auto-drawing Module for

Structural Drawings and
Bill of Materials
Integrated Solution System

for Bridge and Civil Structures
FEA
Advanced Nonlinear and

Detail Analysis System
NX
NFX
SoilWorks
FX+
2D / 3D Geotechnical and
Tunnel analysis System
Geotechnical Solutions
for Practical Design
Total Solutions for True

Analysis-driven Design
midas
General Pre & Post Processor
for Finite Element Analysis
midas Civil
FEM
FBM
BEM
Structural
Geotechnical
Engineering
Engineering
Special Purpose
General Purpose
RC Slab
Bridge
Suspension
Bridge
Truss
Bridge
23D
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Analysis only
Analysis and
Design
Balanced
Cantilever
Steel
Bridge
Segmental
Bridge
Arch
Bridge
Precast
Concrete
Cable
Stayed
Prestressed
Concrete
Bridge
Steel
Composite
Bridge
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Reliability
Capability
Practicality
midas Civil
Product
Usability
Productivity
Service
MIDAS Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Reli
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High-end Analysis
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Capability
Various Elements &

Boundary Conditions
Tension only
Gap
Hook
Viscoelastic Damper
Hysteretic System
Lead Rubber Bearing Isolator
Friction Pendulum System Isolator
Cable
General Beam
Tapered Beam
Plane Stress
Plane Strain
Plate (Thick/Thin, In-plane/Out-of-plane Thickness, Orthotropic)
section properties
Axisymmetric
Node Local Axis for modeling
Solid Element (Hexagon, Wedge, Tetrahedron)
Comp./Tension only element
Beam End Release for

modeling shear connection of
steel members
Tapered Beams with
automatic calculation of
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Soil Stiffness
Compression only
Cable element
Practicality
Available Element Types
Capability
orientation of supports
soil-structure Interaction
Applicable Boundary Conditions
Nonlinear Springs for
Dampers and Isolators for

vibration control of structures
Supports
Elastic Link
Linear Constraints
Point Spring Supports
Nodal Coordinate System
Rigid Link
General Spring Supports
Beam End Release

(Semi-rigid connection)
Diaphragm Disconnection
Surface Spring Supports
Beam End Offset
Panel Zone Effects
Pile Spring Supports
Plate End Release
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Capability
Various Loads &

Analysis Capabilities
Prestress Loads to be applied

on tendons
Usability
Productivity
Nodal Load
Dynamic Analysis
Free Vibration Analysis
Prescribed Displacement
Elements Beam Load
Line Beam Load
Pretension Load
Hydrostatic Pressure to
Tendon Prestress Load
Time History Analysis

(Inelastic/Nonlinear)
Geometric Nonlinear Analysis
P-Delta Analysis
Large Displacement Analysis
Material Nonlinear Analysis
Temperature load
Pressure Load
Linear Buckling Analysis

Lateral Torsional Buckling
Static Wind Load
Moving Load Analysis
Gradient Loads for uneven
Static Seismic Load
Settlement Analysis
heating and cooling of the
Initial Forces
bridge deck
Time History Load
Construction Stage Analysis

Time Dependent Material
Moving Loads for influence
Time History Loads for

seismic or footbridge
vibration analysis
Moving Load
Response Spectrum Function
Ground Acceleration
Dynamic Nodal Loads
Reliability
Response Spectrum Analysis
Hydrostatic Pressure Load
Nonlinear Temperature
Service
Analysis Capabilities
Static Analysis
elements
line optimisation
Practicality
Self Weight
Floor Load
intensity with depth
Applicable Loads
Pretension loads for cable
automatically calculate
Capability
Prestress losses
Unknown Force Optimisation
Suspension Bridge Analysis
Pushover Analysis
Heat of Hydration Analysis
Maturity, Creep, Shrinkage, Pipe
Cooling
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Capability
Construction Stage
Analysis
Construction Sequence
Capability
Construction
Sequence
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Time Dependent
Material
seamlessly simulated in a
Results for each

Construction Stage
single model with all stages

and accumulative results
Time Dependent Material

properties to consider longterm effects
Composite Section for

Construction Stage to
consider before composite
and after composite section
properties
Boundary Condition changes

to reflect different conditions
through the stages
Composite Section
for
Construction Stage
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Why midas Civil
Capability
Moving Load
Analysis
Standard Vehicles from
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
various international standard

defined with two clicks
Influence Line Analysis for

each lane for each effect
Vehicle Optimisation to
obtain the most adverse
loading pattern as per the
code specifications
Envelope Results and Moving

Load Tracer to check the
worst effects and the load
pattern for them
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Practicality
Specialised in
Practical
Engineering Projects
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Practicality
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Wizards
Steel Composite and

Prestressed Composite
wizards with option for
different modelling approach
Automatic Geometry based

on basic layout input
Automatic Boundary
Conditions with temporary
and permanent conditions
considered
Automatic Loads based on

deck layout
Automatic Construction
Stage sequence based on
structural layout and
construction procedure
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Why midas Civil
Practicality
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Wizards
Steel Composite and

wizards with option for
different modelling approach
Automatic Geometry based

on basic layout input
Automatic Boundary
Conditions with temporary
and permanent conditions
considered
Automatic Loads based on

deck layout
Automatic Construction
Stage sequence based on
structural layout and
construction procedure
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Practicality
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Wizards
Base Structure
Suspension Bridge
Cable Stayed Bridge
Increment Launching
Balanced Cantilever
Moving Scaffolding
Full Staging Method
Transverse Model
Grillage Model
RC Slab Bridge
RC Frame / Box Culvert
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Why midas Civil
Practicality
Capability
Vast database
Quick
definitions
of standards
Specialised tools
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Auto-mesh function
Convenient functions for

everyday problems
Automatic generation of
tedious definitions
Practical results directly

available
Nonlinear temperature gradient to represent

uneven heating or cooling within the sections
Maximum Bending Moment

Envelope upon Completion
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Practicality
Integral Bridge
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Abutment Springs
Complete Structure in one

model with all construction
stages
Pile Springs to simulate

ground conditions
Earth Pressure load applied

to consider backfill
Composite Section for
Pile Springs
Construction Stage to
consider appropriate section
properties through the stages
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Why midas Civil
Practicality
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Integral Bridge
Precast Sections Database

for quick generation of
composite sections
Tendon Template for quick

generation of tendon layouts
Prestress Loss for accurate

assessment of short and long
term losses and stress levels
along the beams
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Practicality
Network Rail
Assessment
Buckling Analysis
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Buckling Mode Shapes
considering constant and

variable loads
Geometric Nonlinear Analysis

with imperfections
Material Nonlinear Models
Material Nonlinear Analysis

when yielding is observed
Load-Displacement
Table Results
for Mode ShapesGraph
Linear
Nonlinear
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Practicality
FCM Bridge
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Camber
Control
and Table
Section
Calculator
Tapered Property
Section Graph
Properties
Draw sections with

arbitrary shapes
Section Property Calculator

for custom section
geometries
Tapered Section properties

are automatically generated
Construction Camber and

Manufacturer Camber results
are automatically compiled
Import CAD
geometry
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Practicality
Cable Stayed Bridge
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Unknown
Construction
Cable
Force
Load
Tuning
Stage
Factor
Analysis
Cable Force Optimisation to

find the tension in the cables
Cable Force Tuning for fine

tuning and optimisation of
cables
Backward and Forward

Analysis to consider
construction sequence and
initial tensioning of cables
Nonlinear Analysis by
accumulating results
Time Dependent Effects

(Creep/Shrinkage)
Tangential Displacement
{Lack of Fit Force included)
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Practicality
Viaduct
In Seismic Zone
Capability
Practicality
Time
History
Results
Response
General
Definition
Inelastic
Section
Properties
of
Spectrum
Accelerogram
Designer
Database
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Pushover Results
TH Analysis
using Fibre Model
to obtain seismic demand
Pushover Analysis to
consider progressive
deformation of the structure
and structural performance
Kinematic Hardening
Clough
Performance Point
Time History Analysis with

full elastic, inelastic, and
nonlinear capabilities for
0.28
advanced assessment of the
0.16
structural behaviour
0.23
0.27
Takeda
Modified Takeda
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Practicality
Footbridge Vibration
Capability
- Walking
- Jogging
- Crowd
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Vertical Vibration Mode

to obtain vibration modes for
simplified checks
Acceleration plot in Time
Dynamic Nodal Loads to
Torsional
Vibration
simulate pedestrian, jogging

and crowd loading
Acceleration Graph to assess

the behaviour of the structure
and compare with code
requirements
Dampers can be modelled for

Nonlinear TH Analysis to
dampers:
without
with dampers:
control the structural

response
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Why midas Civil
Practicality
Capability
Update
Geometry,
Imperfections
Material NL
Buckling
Factor
Pile
Springs
Earth
Pressure
Network
Rail
Integral
Precast
CS for CS
Tendon Sections
Template
SPC
Tapered
Sections
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Vibration
Modes
Reliability
Dynamic
Load
Segmental Camber Footbridge

Bridge Results Vibration
Unknown
Load
Factor
Force
Tuning
Dampers,
TMD
Cable
Stayed
Forward,
Backward
Seismic TH History,
Linear/NL
Response
Pushover
Spectrum
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Usability
User-friendly
Interface
and Usage
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Usability
Works Tree &

Task Pane
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Works Tree and Task Pane
Main menu
Works Tree (Input summary

with powerful modeling
capabilities)
Task Pane which enables the

user to freely set optimal
Works Tree
Context Menu
menu system
Task Pane
Excel compatible tables and

multi-windows
Table Window
Message Window
Command Line
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Usability
Communication
with Drawing SW
Convenient functions for
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Tekla Interface
everyday problems with Tekla

Structures, Revit Structure
Import/Export AutoCAD DXF
Import LUSAS, STAAD, and
Revit Interface
SAP2000
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Usability
Powerful Graphics
Blending Effect to adjust the
Capability
Transparency
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Walk Through
Pre-Processing
extent of transparency by
material types, element types
or other attributes
Work through effect to check

the model with various view
Select Identity, Active Identity
Node Information by Query Nodes
point
Dynamic views of the model

in real time
Render View in conjunction

with the dynamic views walkthrough effects
31
Why midas Civil
Usability
Powerful Graphics
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Beam Displacement Contour
Von-mises Stress
Iso Surface plot
Plate Cutting Diagram
Service
Reliability
Post-Processing
Various forms of Graphic
Output for examining
reactions, displacements,
member forces and stresses
Member Forces for weak and

strong axes simultaneously in
beam diagram
Iso Surface identifies the

surfaces of equal stresses in
solid elements
Top and bottom stresses of

plate elements
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Inter
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Productivity
Fast Modeling,
Analysis, and Design
Process
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Productivity
All-in-one
Solution
All-in-one analysis and design
Fast Project Delivery due to
Capability
Beam / Column Design
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Prestressed Concrete Design
specialised features for

automatic input and output
Automatic Design/Checking
of Concrete and Steel frames
Steel-Concrete Composite
LTB, longitudinal and
Steel-Concrete Composite Design
transverse stiffeners,
longitudinal shear, etc.
tendon prestress, longitudinal
shear, stress in tendons,
debonding, etc.
Prestressed Concrete Box

section design
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Productivity
Dynamic Report
Generation
Generation of a report by
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Drag & Drop from Report Tree

using analysis and design
results from midas program
Automatic re-generation of
the report with updates in the
model
Drag &
Drop
Save a report in MS Word

format
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Why midas Civil
Productivity
Speed
Capability
Construction
Construction Stage
Stage Analysis
Analysis
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Bridge
Bridge Behaviour
Behaviour with
with Base
Base Isolators
Isolators
Intuitive user interface,

contemporary graphics and
quick modeling tools
Multi-Frontal Solver and

latest analysis algorithms for
accurate and practical
analysis results
PSC
PSC Girder
Girder Analysis
Analysis
Pushover
Pushover Analysis
Analysis
Full 64-bit Support

(preprocessor, analysis and
postprocessor)
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Why midas Civil
Reliability
Capability
Practicality
midas Civil
Product
Usability
Productivity
Service
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Prod
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Analysis
Pro
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Midas
On Demand Service
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Service
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Program
Release Note and Notice
Official upgrade every year
New Features on Request

design codes, section &
material DB, loading codes,
and analysis improvements
Release Note
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Why midas Civil
Service
Online/Offline
Training
Free Online Training
Capability
Online training
Basic Introduction
Advanced Applications
Customized Sessions
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Offline Training
Regular training
Company visit & training
Customized training
Online Training
In-house courses with

specialised training programs
Offline Training
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Service
Technical Support
and Papers
Seminar and Workshop
Web base Q & A system
Technical papers and Trouble

Shooting Guide
Capability
Practicality
Web based Q&A System
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Seminar
Bristol, Apr. 2015
London, May 2015
Technical Papers
Manchester, Jun. 2015
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Reliability
Various
Project Applications
Worldwide
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Reliability
QA & QC System
Capability
MQC System
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Bug Reporting System
MQC System
(midas Quality Control
System)
Bug Reporting System
Verification
Examples
More than 100 Verification

Examples
Design Verification Examples
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Reliability
Project
Applications
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Bridge Structure Applications
Culvert
Frame bridge
Slab bridge
Russky Island Bridge
Sutong Bridge
Kumga Bridge
Basarab Viaduct
Lee Roy Selmon Flyovers
Bang Hwa Bridge
USA Pavilion
Thuan Rhuoc Bridge
El Marquez Bridge
Precast girder
Integral bridge
Steel Plate girder
Steel Box girder
Balanced Cantilever
Incremental Launching
Movable Scaffolding
Precast Segmental
Full Staging
Cable Stayed
Extra-dosed
Suspension
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Why midas Civil
Reliability
Project
Applications
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Buildings
Skyscrapers
Landmark Structures
Stadia and Sports
Venues
Airport Terminals
Residential
Office
Special Structures
Retail
Public
Industrial
Plants
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Reliability
Capability
Practicality
Usability
Productivity
Service
Reliability
Partial List of
MIDAS Clients
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An Insight into midas Civil

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No. 1 Market Share

120 Distribution in over 120 Countries

MIDAS Global Network

Bridge & Civil

Integrated Design System for

Auto-drawing Module for

Integrated Solution System

Advanced Nonlinear and

Total Solutions for True

Why midas Civil?

Why midas Civil

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MIDAS Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Why midas Civil

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Various Elements &

Lead Rubber Bearing Isolator

Friction Pendulum System Isolator

Plate (Thick/Thin, In-plane/Out-of-plane Thickness, Orthotropic)

Node Local Axis for modeling

Solid Element (Hexagon, Wedge, Tetrahedron)

Comp./Tension only element

Beam End Release for

Available Element Types

Applicable Boundary Conditions

Nonlinear Springs for

Dampers and Isolators for

MIDAS Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Point Spring Supports

Nodal Coordinate System

General Spring Supports

Beam End Release

Surface Spring Supports

Beam End Offset

Panel Zone Effects

Pile Spring Supports

Plate End Release

Why midas Civil

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Various Loads &

Prestress Loads to be applied

Tendon Prestress Load

Time History Analysis

Linear Buckling Analysis

Static Wind Load

Moving Load Analysis

Gradient Loads for uneven

Static Seismic Load

heating and cooling of the

Time History Load

Construction Stage Analysis

Moving Loads for influence

Time History Loads for

MIDAS Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Response Spectrum Analysis

Hydrostatic Pressure Load

intensity with depth

Pretension loads for cable

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