This post looks at alternative solutions to a problem posted on Quora:
One of the alternatives requires a new function linking to Scipy that has been added to the pyScipy module, that can be downloaded from:
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This post looks at alternative solutions to a problem posted on Quora:
One of the alternatives requires a new function linking to Scipy that has been added to the pyScipy module, that can be downloaded from:
As stated in the previous post, this post will cover the calculation of beam actions and displacements when one or more supports have a defined vertical displacement, using the pyCBA beam analysis package. The Python code has been updated since the previous post, ...
Following the previous post the py_xlCBA spreadsheet and associated code have been updated. The updated files, including open-source code, can be downloaded from:
PyCBA is a Python based continuous beam analysis program. From the on-line docs:
PyCBA is a python implementation of the Continuous Beam Analysis program, originally coded i...
Recent work with the py_ConBeamU spreadsheet found that it was returning incorrect results when the last support had a rotation spring restraint. In spite of the checks against Strand7 having 90 different support conditions, none of them included this one, so I have modified the check files to include it. The modified Python code (version 1.05), and the new check runs, can be...