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    CSI ETABS

    Score9 out of 10
    N/AETABS, from Computers and Structures, Inc headquartered in Walnut Creek, California, is an integrated software package for the structural analysis and design of buildings that offers a single user interface to perform modeling, analysis, design, and reporting. There is no limit to the number of model windows, model manipulation views, and data views.N/A

    Midas GTS NX

    N/AN/AGTS NX is a geo-technical analysis system, from MIDAS headquartered in Seongnam. GTS NX incorporates a hybrid mesh generation function that creates mesh set that use an optimal combination of hexahedron and tetrahedral elements. The main advantage of using hexahedron elements is that they generate comparatively more accurate stress results than tetrahedral elements; and the advantage of using tetrahedral elements is that they are more effective for modeling sharper curves and corners of complex…N/A
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    CSI ETABSMidas GTS NX
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    Computers and Structures, Inc
    For High Rise Buildings I would prefer E-tabs only, as the other scope are projct situated in earthquake peone zone will be easy to design a and analysis the sesmic waves with recent input data. Also for steel structures, as E-tabs provide most details in RCC.
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    MIDAS IT Co., Ltd.
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    Pros
    Computers and Structures, Inc
    • Loads distributation as it is our main concern
    • Providing rebar quantity as well as providing a full 3d model object of rebar's
    • Providing quanttity sheets and material specification in final output
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    MIDAS IT Co., Ltd.
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    Cons
    Computers and Structures, Inc
    • First E-tabs need to work on ease of load chnaging on an particular object after analysis as it reduce time and confusion between elements
    • The rebaring model on final output should be have more editing options as it will help in understanding and easy to use
    • Need to work on stairs rebar as it is also one of more important
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    MIDAS IT Co., Ltd.
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    Computers and Structures, Inc
    The only reason where I would hose the E-tabs is its commands which are easy to use and it also probide rebar shedule for whole project and also provide the model of rebar which gives me clear idea and helps from manual calculations.
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    MIDAS IT Co., Ltd.
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    Computers and Structures, Inc
    • Well as we alnalysis structure its has positivite effect for continuing the project further.
    • Expected Data @ times leads to disappointment as we need more details to save time
    • Working on E-TAb s in a customize organisation helps to provide result
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    MIDAS IT Co., Ltd.
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