APMES

APMES Services Offered: Signed and Sealed Structural Plans, Analysis and Design of Building Structures.

We Conduct Proper Structural Analysis and Produce Code Base Design to Building Structures that will Safeguard your Valued Properties from Extreme Events. We Design your Structures to Resist Earthquakes and to Achieve Expected Behavior and Performance in accordance to Structural Code of the Philippines.

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27/05/2024

Your confidence matters.

Some of the Trainings attended, 2-3 years ago.

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03/04/2024
Structural Analysis of Proposed Two Storey Residential BuildingFor your Structural Design Needs, Structural Plans and Bu...
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Structural Analysis of Proposed Two Storey Residential Building

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Project: Structural Analysis and Design of Two Storey Mix Used OccupancyLocation: ApayaoDesigned by: APMESFor your Struc...
28/08/2023

Project: Structural Analysis and Design of Two Storey Mix Used Occupancy
Location: Apayao
Designed by: APMES

For your Structural Design Analysis, Complete Set of Structural Plan, and Building Permit Requirements, kindly contact our page. 😊

Structural Analysis and Design of Three Storey Building Structure.
21/08/2023

Structural Analysis and Design of Three Storey Building Structure.

Structural Analysis and Design of Combined Steel and Concrete Structure Considering Orthogonal Effect
20/05/2023

Structural Analysis and Design of Combined Steel and Concrete Structure Considering Orthogonal Effect

✅Structural Analysis and Design🔰Two Storey Building Structure🔰For your structural design needs and inquiries, feel free ...
16/04/2023

✅Structural Analysis and Design
🔰Two Storey Building Structure🔰

For your structural design needs and inquiries, feel free to message our page.

We are now officially registered. Services Offered: Analysis and Design with Complete Set of Signed and Sealed Structura...
12/04/2023

We are now officially registered.

Services Offered: Analysis and Design with Complete Set of Signed and Sealed Structural Plans.

✅Structural Analysis and Design of Two Storey Building Structure
28/03/2023

✅Structural Analysis and Design of Two Storey Building Structure

16/03/2023





Understanding FEA Software Coordinate System is CRUCIAL in interpreting the structural analysis results.

Neglecting the understanding of the coordinate system used by Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software (e.g. STAAD,ETABS,SAP) can lead to erroneous interpretation of the calculation output. It is crucial to understand the difference between local and global coordinate systems and how they are used in the software to correctly interpret the results.

In FEA, the global coordinate system is the reference system used to define the overall position and orientation of the structure being analyzed. The local coordinate system, on the other hand, is used to define the position and orientation of individual components or parts within the structure. These local coordinate systems can be different for different components of the structure.

When performing structural analysis using FEA software, we are converting the physical geometry of the structure into a digital model consisting of elements and nodes. The software uses the global coordinate system to locate the nodes and elements in space and to define the overall position and orientation of the structure. However, for each element, the software also defines a local coordinate system, which is used to determine the position and orientation of the element in relation to the overall structure.

The interpretation of the structural analysis results depends on a thorough understanding of the coordinate system used by the FEA software. A misinterpretation of the results can occur when the user assumes that the software is using a different coordinate system than what is actually being used. For example in STAAD, the reaction forces(i.e. Fx,Fy,Fz,Mx,My,Mz) are reported using the global coordinate system and the member forces are reported using the elements local coordinate system. If the user assumes that the software is using a local coordinate system when it is actually using a global coordinate system, then the interpretation may be incorrect and can lead to wrong design assumptions which may result to a catastrophic design.

A correct interpretation of the results obtained from FEA software requires a thorough understanding of the coordinate system used by the software. Neglecting this understanding can lead to erroneous interpretations of the calculation output. The difference between local and global coordinate systems should be understood to correctly interpret the results.

✅Structural Analysis and Design🔰Two Storey Residential Building🔰Name of the Project: Proposed Two Storey Residential Bui...
12/03/2023

✅Structural Analysis and Design
🔰Two Storey Residential Building🔰

Name of the Project: Proposed Two Storey Residential Building
Location of the Project: Apayao
Building Footprint: 81m2
Structural Framing System: SMRF
Importance Factor: 1.0
Occupancy Category: Standard Occupancy

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📍 Complete Set of Plans✅Architectural Plans✅Structural Plans✅Electrical Plans✅Plumbing🔰Bungalow Residential Building🔰Nam...
07/03/2023

📍 Complete Set of Plans
✅Architectural Plans
✅Structural Plans
✅Electrical Plans
✅Plumbing

🔰Bungalow Residential Building🔰

Name of the Project: Proposed Bungalow Residential Building
Location of the Project: Apayao
Building Footprint: 36m2
Occupancy Category: IV Standard Occupancy

We ensure that the design of your building structure is compliant to the minimum Standards set by the National Structural Code of the Philippines.

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Flora, Apayao, Philippines
Apayao
3810

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