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✨ Summary ✨
1. The MOTIVE platform will be revamped in the first half of 2025.
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Have you ever found yourself wondering about the best PSC cross-sections to use for a bridge project in Australia, or struggled to identify the right design standards? Perhaps you’ve asked yourself, “What are the critical considerations when designing a skyscraper?” Or maybe you’ve been pondering how to model a 2D plate with reinforcement and conduct flexural analysis using AASHTO LRFD standards, but felt unsure about where to start.
For those in construction and engineering—be it engineers, contractors, students, or professors—questions like these are all too familiar. Tackling complex design challenges, managing projects effectively, or even planning your career can often feel overwhelming.
That’s where Motive comes in. We’re excited to announce a transformative update to the Motive platform, designed to meet the needs of professionals across the construction industry. With this +evolution, Motive is expanding its focus beyond civil engineering to encompass architecture, geotechnics, and the entire spectrum of construction disciplines. Our goal is to provide indispensable resources, including expert practical insights, the latest technological trends, and real-world case studies.
But Motive isn’t just about delivering high-quality content—it’s about fostering community. We’re building an open forum where professionals from all walks of life, regardless of experience, location, or specialty, can share ideas and expertise. By joining this vibrant community, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from peers, grow as a professional, and contribute to a true hub of knowledge exchange.
What’s more, the new Motive platform will also enhance its role as a career management tool. Imagine being able to neatly organize and track your past projects, consolidate your work files, and present your portfolio with ease. Motive is here to empower you with tools to manage your career effectively, showcasing your skills and accomplishments to their fullest potential.
By becoming an expert on the Motive platform, you’ll have the chance to share your expertise with a global audience, engage in discussions with other professionals, and advance your career in meaningful ways.
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End Plate Moment Connection is one of the key joint methods used in steel structures to securely connect beams and columns. This method involves welding an end plate to the beam's end and using high-strength bolts to connect this plate to a column or another beam, allowing effective moment transmission. Below is a summary of the main concepts and characteristics of End Plate Moment Connection.
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The Concept of Moving Loads Based on Eurocode ①
1. What is moving load?
2. Various types of loads to be aware of for moving load design
The Concept of Moving Loads Based on Eurocode ②
3. What is EUROCODE?
4. Calibration of the main Load Models (LM)
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If you want to learn about Topics below, please click the following link: The Concept of Moving Loads Based on Eurocode ①
1. What is moving load?
2. Various types of loads to be aware of for moving load design
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