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Each tutorial provides a practical guide to using SDC Verifier and its integrations with Ansys, Femap, and Simcenter 3D.
Free TrialThis step-by-step tutorial demonstrates how to implement the fatigue check according F.E.M. 1.001 and Eurocode 3 in SDC Verifier. The following steps are covered: Eurocode 3 and FEM 1.001 Fatigue detailed review; Implementation in SDC Verifier; Weld Finder Tool overview; Fatigue tables and plots; Report preparation and results.
In this tutorial, API 2A RP Beam Design Checks are reviewed in details: A beam model of a steel frame has been used as a start FEM model. Beam member finder was used to recognize beam member length in 3 directions. The report was generated with the help of report designer.
In this tutorial, AISC 360 and Eurocode 3 Beam Design Checks are reviewed in details. A beam model structure has been used as a start FEM model. Beam member finder was used to recognize beam member dimensions. Report was automatically generated in SDC Verifier Report to represent beam checks results according AISC 360-10 and Eurocode […]
What we will reveal in this tutorial: We will use a part of a plate model of the ship as a start FEM model. SDC Verifier will create Load Sets and Load Group (Envelope). Recognition of plates using Panel Finder. Plate Buckling tables and plots. Reporting: as a result we will prepare and generate the […]
What we will reveal in this tutorial: A part of a plate model of the ship has been used as a start FEM model. Load Sets and Load Group (Envelope) are created. We will use Panel Finder Tool for plates recognition. Plate Buckling tables and plots. Reporting: as a result we will prepare and generate […]
Joints and brace classification are recognized automatically in SDC Verifier.Themes covered in tutorial: What is Joint Check? Connection Types; Joint Check implementation: Settings; Resistance coefficient; Load Transfer; Results. Particular cases.
The Optimization module automatically helps take the best possible design decision based on code checking results. Optimization can be based on Cross Section, Yield Stress, and Young Modulus parameters. Jacket Model members are Optimized based on AISC 360-10 results; Shape Library Overview; Optimization Rules Overview; Results Comparison; Automatic Beam Cross Section Change.
This step-by-step tutorial is designed to cover SDC Verifier topics, namely: Template Reports; First page settings; Model entities in report; Predefined tables; Operations with tables and plots; Report generation.
In this tutorial the procedure of creation custom check using SDC Verifier is reviewed in details: Part of the gantry crane structure with bolted connection detail has been used as a start FEM model. Axial and Shear Bolt check were performed. Plots and tables are created to present the results.
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They’re built for structural engineers using SDC Verifier — whether standalone or integrated with Ansys, Femap, or Simcenter. From new users to experienced professionals, these step-by-step guides help sharpen your modeling, verification, and reporting skills.
No. Most tutorials assume basic familiarity with FEA concepts. If you already use Ansys, Femap, or Simcenter, you’ll be able to follow the workflows and apply the checks right away.
Yes. All tutorials are fully compatible with the free trial version of SDC Verifier. You can follow along using the sample models provided.
Yes. Each tutorial is marked with the software it supports — SDC Verifier (standalone), Ansys, Femap, or Simcenter 3D — so you can follow the instructions relevant to your engineering environment.
Tutorials include verification workflows for major design codes: Eurocode 3, AISC 360-10/22, DNV RP-C201, FEM 1.001, API RP-2A, ISO 19902, and others.
Yes. Most tutorials come with ready-to-use FEA models. You can download them directly from our FEA Models page and follow along without needing to build models from scratch.
No certificate is issued for tutorials. If you want certification, consider enrolling in our Team Training Programs or the Design with Finite Elements course.
Start with the Get Started tutorial for your preferred software. It walks you through the basics: loading a model, applying loads, running checks, and generating reports.
Yes. We keep tutorials aligned with the latest SDC Verifier versions and standards. The release date and compatible version are listed on each tutorial page.
Absolutely. Reach out to us via the Contact page or request it during a consultation. We prioritize tutorials based on demand and common verification workflows.