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It is a good idea to check the model in Revit prior to starting the cloud based analysis. Use the Filters tool in Visibility Graphics to check for unconnected nodes. Tutorial for this is here: _iddaJzLg



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A number of checks will be performed and you will then see the dialog box below. Here you can set the type of Analysis (Gravity or Static). In this example we will create a load take down so set the analysis to Gravity and click start.


A recent change to the methodology of Revit structural analytical modelling has enabled new workflows and capabilities when representing the Revit design model. However, automation is now more relevant than ever, as the analytical model is not generated automatically while the physical model is being built.


The massive benefit of this new workflow is that engineers can now create early structural design models in Revit without having to worry about the actual physical members. For example, an early design of a building structure may need some columns and framing to support a floor. However, at an early stage the materials and geometry may not be known. As the design progresses, the analytical members can be associated with actual physical elements. This allows Revit to be used much earlier in the design process and, importantly, to reuse and develop the design model right to the completion and handover of the model.


When representing certain structural systems and configurations, the analytical model can easily be defined and edited and then associated with the physical element. A great example of this is when an in-place family has been used. Previous releases of Revit would not allow an analytical representation to be defined, however, you can now define an analytical model for in-place families which is useful for complex foundations.


In the image shown below, the Analyze ribbon is shown with the new member and panel tools to generate a structural analytical model that can be transferred to multiple design and analysis tools without having to invest time in modelling an actual physical structure.






Revit provides two types of analytical elements, a member and a panel. The members can be used for beams, columns, and braces. The panels would be used for wall, floors, foundation slabs and similar elements. Panels can also be curved which allows better interaction with the analysis software. It is a good idea to create a series of view filters to differentiate between the various elements. In the image below you can see simple frame with columns shown in magenta, beams in blue and bracing in yellow. This has been setup with simple view filters that colour each element based on the structural role.


Another new feature is the ability to show the section on each member, very similar to Robot structural analysis. This is simply enabled by switching on cross sections within the visibility/graphic overrides dialog.


So, in conclusion, Revit 2023 allows engineers to work with Revit at an earlier stage, define a flexible analytical model that is controlled by the engineer. The analytical model can be suitably simplified and has the potential to represent many more structural conditions than previous versions.


Revit can be used to calculate and display the Span to Depth Ratio by creating a shared parameter and making a simple formula. Typically, a span to depth ratio of 13-15 is used for primary beams and 18-20 for secondary beams. In the following tutorial I will edit a UB family, add a shared parameter and then use the value of this and the structural usage to activate certain colours with filters. The image below shows the filters colouring, green is OK, red is over the limit and yellow is under the limit. To follow this tutorial, you will need Revit 2016 or later.


Once the filter has been set your secondary framing will appear green when the correct span to depth ratio is achieved. Note that you can create additional filters to show members that exceed and are too deep. You can also colour the SDR values in a structural framing schedule.


Quite often when structural engineers are viewing the analytical model within Autodesk Revit it can be a little difficult to see which members are fixed or pinned or have specific release conditions set. The standard way to achieve this is to select the analytical bar and then look in the Properties Palette for the information.


I would suggest that you create a separate view within your current structural template to enable the engineers to easily check the release conditions on the analytical model, this is much easier that selecting each element and viewing the Properties.


I would like to create the model at first in robot structural analysis because it is easier for me to define true connections on the nodal points. And after that I would like to import it into Revit or rather send it from Robot to Revit.


I have tried the Robot 'direct integration' to Revit, both with Revit 'structural template' and with template, as recommended by commenter above. In either case, I can only get an analytical or 'wireframe' model in Revit. The sections are labelled in properties, with UB/PFC, etc. but there does not seem to be a way to apply the member properties to the wireframe?



Like the above commenter, I develop models in Robot for analysis, and have a third party draftsman developing 3D drawings thereafter on Revit. It seems odd that Revit to Robot works, but not Robot to Revit. any help appreciated.


Looking for a CAD tool to do structural load analysis. I like Rhino, and have looked at Karamba and Revit. Rhino inside Revit is an interesting direction. Is this to satisfy the Architectural base that uses Rhino?


I am unsure if BIM modeling can handle structural steel analysis well? what do Architectural engineers choose when money is no object to evaluate a steel structure with beams, joints and plates in all directions?


Thank you for that. I suspected this.

In looking at some of the Grasshopper plugins mentioned here I see FEA implemented but not joints. Concentrated loads through joints is a failure point that has to be modeled properly. I notice Idea Statica can link to Karumba, but what about Steel Connections (Robot Structural Analysis)? Is there a path to this through Revit? This seems to handle the connections, but I am not clear what analysis can be performed on a completed structure that is a mix of plate, stringers, beams and a few critical connections at main supports.


Correct about Revit, but that is the interesting part with rhino.inside.revit. use rhino and grasshopper to work with the geometry before going to any analysis package. Sometimes Revit can give grasshopper the right analytical model information, and some objects grasshopper will have to calculate itself.


Sometimes you need to use Grasshopper to remodel everything from Revit geometry to make it right for structural analysis. So many ways to automate and modify the data collection necessary for analysis.


Anyone home builders on this forum who use SU to design, price and build complete houses, without using Revit?

If so, what plugins are you using for parametrics/ BIM/ structural analysis so that SU works as well as Revit?


Is anybody using REVIT as structural analysis tool? if not then why not? what arr the other linked softwares with REVIT for structural analyis? Is REVIT a user friendly software? i am soory a lot of questions in one thread but i really need some help. Thanks


Autodesk Revit is in fact not a structural software. Rather, it is a software used mainly for saving architecture & construction related building information (for example, 3-dimensional building layout, wall & floor types, finishes etc.), in order to visualize the building geometry, preparation of bills-of-quantities and control construction related activities.


Revit may be very useful in architecture, estimation and construction fields, but, not in the structural analysis or design. Because, the quantum of structural output obtainable from Revit is not worth the time and effort required to model the whole structure in Revit for getting some structural output. Structural modelling otherwise can be done more easily & speedily.


We use REVIT structure everyday for structural drafting and structural information. We don't however use ROBOT structural analysis or REVIT to export because making analytical model personally for me in REVIT is useless.


Does your engineering team spend too much time on laborious and repetitive tasks, such as entering the same information for various analysis models and again for construction documents? Revit Structure provides a timesaving solution that enables engineers to create a single building model for different types of analyses and for all construction documents.


What if you could improve coordination among the entire design team? Revit Structure models link to AutoCAD segments for efficient coordination between structural engineers and architects. And, Revit Structure enables you to easily accommodate changes late in the project for better design flexibility.


Structural engineers need to be able to efficiently collaborate with all other teams during the course of a project. Revit allows for just that by providing an intelligent model that is used by all stakeholders in real-time. Revit is a native BIM solution, which means that all work is done on a single file that is constantly updated. By using such integrated workflows, structural engineers can ensure that no data is lost and minimize the risk of errors.


Furthermore, Revit allows structural engineers to quickly share and forward data to workers and other stakeholders on-site. Essentially, Revit saves you a lot of time, resources, and logistical challenges. With all project sheets, views, and models being updated in real-time, the likelihood of miscommunication and human errors is considerably reduced.


For structural engineers, the parametric capabilities of Revit are especially useful. By creating dependencies between different data sets, you can optimize processes, save time, and reduce risk. For example, if you change the width of a floor slab, the related reinforcement details, steel schedules, and dimensions will automatically adjust themselves.

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