AIJ (2005 Edition, 2017)

The AIJ Standard for Steel Structures (2005 edition, 2017 update) implements Allowable Stress Design (ASD) rules for Japanese structural steel design.

SDC Verifier automates beam checks for I-beams, channels, tees, tubes, and bars — with full support for slenderness limits, net area, and second-order effects.

About Standard

The AIJ Design Standard for Steel Structures — based on the Allowable Stress Concept — defines structural member strength requirements for Japanese steel buildings. SDC Verifier supports automated checks from this standard, applied to various cross-sections: I-beams, channels, tees, tubes, and bars.

Implemented features include:

  • Beam length detection from FEA model geometry
  • Support for maximum slenderness ratio limits (Chapter 11.2)
  • Optional inclusion of additional bending from axial load–induced deflection (Chapter 6.1 commentary)
  • Material strength definitions via Material Characteristic (Chapter 5.1)
  • Welded or rolled section settings, and net area adjustments for holes

The standard assumes elastic analysis under unfactored nominal loads, in line with traditional ASD methodology.

Key Benefits of SDC Verifier

  SDC Verifier

Effortless Design and Import

Work directly within Ansys, Femap, or Simcenter 3D without switching platforms.

Automatic Component Detection

Instantly identify beams, plates, welds, and joints in your FEA model.

Comprehensive Standards Library

Perform code checks with built-in support for ABS, AISC, Eurocode, API, and more.

Structural Optimization

Detect overstressed areas and refine your design with data-driven decisions.

Automatic Report Generation

Generate customizable, fully traceable reports with all calculations and references.

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