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Applied Science International, LLC (ASI) offers structural engineering software and services to solve a variety of design and analysis challenges. We specialize in structural design software for light steel framing (cold formed steel) and structural analysis software for blast, progressive collapse, seismic, and wind.

Structural Engineering Blog

Applied Science International, LLC (ASI) offers structural engineering software and services to solve a variety of design and analysis challenges. We specialize in structural design software for light steel framing (cold formed steel) and structural analysis software for blast, progressive collapse, seismic, and wind.  Subscribe to our blog to keep up to date on the latest software features, services, publications and projects from ASI.

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Progressive Collapse Assessment of Precast Prestressed Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Applied Element Method

Progressive Collapse Assessment of Precast Prestressed Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Applied Element Method

Abstract: Due to the repetitive progressive collapse events, it became necessity to form theories of designs against those cases of loadings. Prestressed reinforced concrete elements become widely used in construction field due to various properties that contribute to...

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Simulation of the Dynamic Response of Steel Moment Frames following Sudden Column Loss. Experimental Calibration of the Numerical Model and Application

Simulation of the Dynamic Response of Steel Moment Frames following Sudden Column Loss. Experimental Calibration of the Numerical Model and Application

Significant research effort has been devoted in recent years to the evaluation of the capacity of steel frame structures to resist progressive collapse after sudden column loss. Due to the complex load-structure interaction and material behaviour, it can be very...

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New: StiffClip® PLC – Panel Lift Clip

The StiffClip® PLC (panel lift clip) assists with lifting and placing assembled wall panels with an overhead crane.  Clip attaches to stud within panel with approved fasteners, extending through the top track to allow cables to be threaded through the...

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Establishing a Predictive Method for Blast Induced Masonry Debris Distribution Using Experimental and Numerical Methods

When subjected to blast loading, fragments ejected by concrete or masonry structures present a number of potential hazards. Airborne fragments pose a high risk of injury and secondary damage, with the resulting debris field causing major obstructions. The capability...

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New: DriftTrak® Headed Stud

DriftTrak® Headed Stud saves the time and expense of installing DriftTrak after the concrete slab has been poured, by integrating it directly into the slab before pouring. The headed studs come preinstalled to the DriftTrak and function as the attachment to the...

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Seismic Performance Evaluation of Masonry Infilled Reinforced Concrete Buildings Utilizing Verified Masonry Properties in Applied Element Method

Present study aims on evaluating the seismic performances of existing Masonry Infilled Reinforced Concrete (MIRC) buildings commonly found in many South and Southeast Asian countries utilizing appropriate masonry properties in Applied Element Method (AEM) models....

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