The best mobile structural steel reference for iPad!
[steel shapes] hd contains all libraries from [steel shapes] (AISC 14.1, 14.1-SI, 14 & 14-SI, 13.2, 13.2-SI, 13.1.1, 13.1.1 SI, 13, LRFD 1 through 3, ASD 5 through 9 and historic sections), [steel] Canada (CISC 9.2) and [steel] UK (most common british sections according to BS EN 1993-1-1:2005 / BS 4-1:2005) adapted for the ipads spacious screen.
FEATURES:
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FULL USE OF SCREEN REAL ESTATE: no need to switch between designations / details / library switching and sorting pages as in the iphone. All information and features are immediately accessible from the main screen.
LIBRARIES:
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Includes all libraries from [steel], [steel] Canada and [steel] uk. Decades worth of steel data at your fingertips.
AISC:
- Latest AISC v14.1 & v14.1-SI
- Versions AISC 14 & 14-SI, 13.2 & 13.2 SI, 13.1.1 & 13.1.1 SI, 13
- LRFD 1st through 3rd Ed.
- ASD 5th through 9th Ed.
- HISTORIC
CISC:
Version 9.2
UK:
Most common sections according to BS EN 1993-1-1:2005 / BS 4-1:2005
UNIT SYSTEM SWITCHING:
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Properties can be displayed in either their original units (English for AISC libraries, Metric for Canadian and UK) or converted to the opposite system with the click of a button. Even fractional values from AISC (the detailing properties) are converted to metric values (in numeric form)
SORTING:
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[steel hd] allows sorting of the sections within a library given a specific property. Note that trying if the sort criteria does not apply to a specific library (i.e.: plastic modulus for ASD) or is not available for a specific section type (i.e.: IY for 2L sections in AISC libraries), that library / type will be sorted by the Default order, all other sections type for which the sorting criteria applies will be arranged properly (the actual sort value is alway displayed below the designation)
QUICK SEARCH:
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[steel hd] lets you find a section with a quick search function, where, for example, "W16 x 89", "W16x89" or simply "W1689" will locate the same section or its closest approximation.