Ultimate limit state
Check bending, shear, their interaction, and the governing utilisation to EN 1993-1-1.
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Describe the span, section, steel grade, loads, and lateral restraints. Mia checks ultimate and serviceability limit states and explains the governing result step by step.
Floor beam
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IPE 300 · 6.00 m · typical floor loads
Show results Calculated exampleIPE 240 · 5.00 m · continuously restrained
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Show results Calculated exampleHEB 400 · 12.00 m · S355 · Base case with fork bearings at supports
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Check bending, shear, their interaction, and the governing utilisation to EN 1993-1-1.
Calculate deflection and compare it with the agreed project or National Annex limit.
Assess member stability using the unrestrained length, moment shape, and support conditions.
Estimate the first natural frequency as a serviceability hint, not a code verification.
At minimum, provide the static system, span, section, steel grade, loads, and lateral restraint. Mia asks targeted questions when a governing input is missing.
Yes, when the compression flange is not continuously restrained and the unrestrained length and support conditions are known.
The project or National Annex limit takes precedence. If none is given, Mia names the customary default used and flags it as an assumption.
CALC presents inputs, assumptions, checks, the governing utilisation, and normative references in a structured answer that can be exported as a PDF.
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