Applies To | |||
Product(s): | STAAD.Pro | ||
Version(s): | ALL | ||
Environment: | ALL | ||
Area: | Known Issues | ||
Subarea: | Known issues in STAAD.Pro SS6 | ||
Original Author: | Sye Chakraborty, Bentley Technical Support Group | ||
This page lists issues that has been observed in SS6 since it's release
Issue # | Issue Description | Workaround | Comments |
- | New STAAD.Pro Editor freezing up/crashing | Addressed in 20.07.11.45 | |
257533 | Section properties for std pipes and extra strong pipes are interchanged for AISC section database | Addressed in 20.07.11.45 | |
257492 | Some newly added wide flange section names in the AISC database had spaces in them which caused the engine to crash | Addressed in 20.07.11.45 | |
264569 | Inclined members are not being split through Geometry > Intersect Selected Members > Intersect | 1. Open the program and go to configuration 2. Set the base unit as English. 3. Open the model and go to the top menu option View > Options > Tolerance 4. Set it to 0.1 inch and click on Apply > Ok 5. Select the members and try to intersect them by going to Geometry > Intersect Selected Members > Intersect. Enter a tolerance of 0.1 inch. | |
257167 | The plots of Mz, My, Fy, Fx etc.in the Post Processing Mode > Beams -> Graph page are not displayed for the load cases or load combinations which include wind load generation | The diagrams can be seen in the graphics window by turning on the display icons for these items from the toolbar or one can double click on the individual members and go to the Shear Bending Tab inside the Member Query dialog box to see the diagrams. | Addressed in 20.07.11.45 |
257528 | When multiple tapered members are designed in group with CHECK CODE ALL command vs. designed individually, the design results do not match. Noted for multiple codes like AISC /IS 800/ S16. | The only option for now is to design these tapered members individually using CHECK CODE MEMB ... command. | |
290989 | For design as per AISC 360-05 or 10 codes, the MNZ and MNY are reported as 0 in the Steel Design tab within Member Query dialog box. This is a reporting error. | Add the design parameter called TRACK and set it to 1 or 2. Rerun the analysis and the MNZ and MNY should now be non-zero in the Member Query dialog box. | |
314845 | Design of angles and Tees fail as per the AISC code when seismic provisions of AISC 341 are checked | There is currently no workaround other than commenting out the seismic checks for these sections. | |
323889 | STAAD.Pro is not able to read the external user table files and is generating errors like
*** ERROR : FILE NOT FOUND C:\...\... | Provide the full path name to the file. For example instead of specifying
START USER TABLE TABLE 1 wf1.txt END
specify the input as shown next
START USER TABLE TABLE 1 C:\Model_folder\Model_name\wf1.txt END
| Addressed in 20.07.11.50 |
324630 | STAAD.Pro is crashing during analysis when SELFWEIGHT is applied to a list as shown next LOAD 1 LOADTYPE Dead | Please avoid using the word LIST for now and use only SELFWEIGHT Y -1. | Addressed in STAAD.Pro 20.07.11.50 |
319346 | There is an error in plotting of the axial force diagram (FX) for TRUSS members. Wedges are formed at the ends instead of a uniform plot. The values are correctly computed in the analysis. | None | Addressed in 20.07.11.50 |
329816 | For tapered member design as per AISC 360-05 code, design results are coming out different when members are designed in groups vs individually | Design the tapered members individually each with its own CHECK CODE command | Addressed in 20.07.11.50 |
290996 | When the report option Output > Steel Design Detail is used to get detailed design report, the generated report is incomplete for some codes like AISC 360-05 or AISC 360-10 | One can get the detailed design report ( TRACK 2 output ) printed in the analysis output file. A concise version of design report can be obtained by including the option Output > Utilization Ratio Table | |
357132 | Some users were not able to access the STAAD News from within the startup page and also not able to connect to the Personal Portal using the Connection Client Widget. | For those users experiencing the problem the following workaround is suggested.
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327465 | Design for Tee Sections as per AISC 360-10 for which critical condition is H2-1 may not be correct as software is not considering the correct section modulus for all cases. | None. Using older versions of AISC codes for designing these sections ( like AISC 9th edition ) may be considered as an alternative for now | |
371896 | In a Pdelta analysis with tension/compression, the pdelta effect is not considered in section force calculations unless each load case is followed by the PDELTA ANALYSIS and CHANGE. | Provide PDELTA ANALYSIS and CHANGE command after each load case for which analysis/design is to be carried out | |
358709 | The design of double angles as per IS800:LSD code is incorrect. The cross sectional properties for Y and Z axes got reversed due to which the design is being done incorrectly. | None. The fix would be available in STAAD.Pro SS6 SP2 expected to be released in March 2016. | |
376915 | Slenderness calculation and hence compression capacity caclulation for double angle sections as per IS800:2007 is incorrect. | None. The fix would be available in STAAD.Pro SS6 SP2 expected to be released in March 2016. | |
392114 | If any primary load case containing self weight is included in a Repeat Load case, the effect of self weight on member section axial forces gets ignored, thereby producing incorrect axial forces at intermediate section locations for the Repeat Load case. The values at the start and end of the member are correct. | Found to be present in versions 20.07.11.50 and 20.07.11.70. The fix would be available in STAAD.Pro SS6 SP3 | |
438681 | Deflection check as per AISC 360, IS 800, S16-14 codes are always reporting last load case in the serviceability envelope as critical load case for deflection. The design is correct and reports the correct critical ratio. It is just the reporting of the critical load case which is incorrect and that too when deflection governs. So for any design where deflection is not the governing criteria, this reporting error does not have any effect. | This error is first noted in 20.07.11.70 and will affect versions 20.07.11.50 and 20.07.11.33 too. It will be addressed in STAAD.Pro SS6 SP3 version scheduled for release in Q2 of 2016. | |
447990 | Double Channel Front to Front cannot be designed as per AISC Unified 360-05 and 360-10 codes. An ERROR: MEMBER DESIGN FAILED FOR MEMBER xx is reported |
The error in noted in version 20.07.11.70. The sections can be designed in earlier versions like 20.07.11.33, 20.07.10.65 etc. This will be addressed in SS6 SP3 release planned for Q2 of 2016. | |
460624 | The error in noted in version 20.07.11.70. As a temporary workaround, for the serviceability check, one may use the CODE AISC instead of the CODE AISC UNIFIED which would invoke the AISC 9th edition code for checking the deflection. This error would be addressed in SS6 SP3 release planned for Q2 of 2016. |