2D Frame Analysis 7.3.5

Software Overview

2D Frame Analysis provides tools for creating and evaluating two-dimensional structural models without requiring users to define every node and element manually. Nodes are generated automatically during model creation, simplifying the setup of beams, portal frames, and trusses.
Users can define materials, cross-sections, support conditions, load cases, and load combinations according to their structural model. The software includes predefined material libraries and section profiles, along with templates for common frame, beam, and truss configurations.
For dynamic calculations, the application can determine structural modes and display their corresponding mode shapes. Response spectrum and time history analyses support the investigation of dynamic structural behavior, while nonlinear static analysis accounts for second-order effects, including P-Delta effects. Results can be reviewed visually, examined in tables, and compiled into calculation reports.

Key Features

• Static and dynamic analysis of beams, frames, and trusses.
  
• Linear and nonlinear static analysis, including second-order P-Delta effects.
  
• Modal analysis with graphical representation of structural mode shapes.
  
• Response spectrum analysis and stepped time history analysis.
  
• Finite element calculations using optimized beam elements.
  
• Metric, Imperial, and custom unit systems.
  
• Predefined materials, including concrete, hot-rolled and cold-formed steel, aluminum, and timber.
  
• Cross-section libraries covering European, AISC, Australian, British, Chinese, Indian, and aluminum profiles.
  
• Templates for beams, portal frames, and various truss configurations, including Pratt, Howe, and Fink.
  
• Unlimited load cases and load combinations.
  
• Additive, envelope, absolute, and SRSS load combination methods.
  
• Element end-length offsets and Timoshenko shear deformation elements.
  
• Member end releases, semi-rigid end releases, and configurable nodal restraints.
  
• Translational and rotational spring supports.
  
• Uniform, trapezoidal, span, and thermal loading.
  
• Local, global, and projected global coordinate systems for element loads.
  
• Custom response spectrum and time history functions using predefined templates or user-provided function points.
  
• Graphical displays of nodal reactions, deformed shapes, and axial force, shear force, and bending moment diagrams.
  
• Tabular analysis results that can be exported to Excel.
  
• Automatically generated calculation reports exportable to PDF, DOC, and XLS formats.
  
• Automatic node generation during model creation.
  

Why Choose 2D Frame Analysis

2D Frame Analysis brings structural modeling, finite element calculations, and result visualization together in one engineering application. Its support for multiple structural systems and loading conditions makes it suitable for analyzing beams, portal frames, and trusses across a range of design scenarios.
The combination of predefined materials, cross-section libraries, configurable supports, and reusable model templates can simplify model preparation. Engineers can inspect calculated forces and deformations graphically, review numerical results in tables, and generate reports for technical documentation.

System Requirements

Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of structures can 2D Frame Analysis evaluate?

The software supports two-dimensional beams, portal frames, and trusses. Model configurations can be created using the available templates or by defining the required structural geometry.

Does the software support dynamic structural analysis?

Yes. Its dynamic analysis capabilities include modal analysis, response spectrum analysis, and time history analysis. The program can calculate structural modes and display the associated mode shapes.

Can nonlinear structural effects be considered?

Yes. Nonlinear static analysis supports the consideration of second-order effects, including P-Delta effects.

Can calculation results be exported?

Yes. Tabular results can be exported to Excel, while automatically generated calculation reports can be exported to PDF, DOC, and XLS formats.

Which unit systems are supported?

The application supports Metric, Imperial, and custom unit systems.

Home Page

https://www.engissol.com/

Product Information

• Software Name: 2D Frame Analysis
  
• Version: 7.3.5
  
• Languages: English
  
• License type: Full Version
  
• File Size: 82 Mb
  

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