spBeam 10.00

With an intuitive graphical interface, engineers can define one-way slab and beam geometry, material properties, support conditions, and various loading scenarios, including point, line, and area loads. spBeam supports up to 20 spans and two cantilevers with live load patterning for efficient and accurate modeling of complex floor systems
Powered by a dynamic frame analysis and design engine, spBeam adheres to the American (ACI 318) and Canadian (CSA A23.3)
standards, automating calculations for flexural, shear, and torsional capacities, as well as immediate and long-term deflections. The program enables moment redistribution to reduce negative moments, minimizing reinforcement congestion at supports and achieving significant material and labor savings.
spBeam also incorporates torsion into shear design and investigation of beam systems. Shear capacity including torsion is represented in terms of required and provided area of transverse and longitudinal reinforcement.
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