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Graitec Advance Concrete v7.1 SP4
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Advance Concrete was specifically developed for structural engineers and detailers seeking a simple to use and completely integrated package in AutoCAD to create all their construction drawings.
Perfectly integrated into AutoCAD, Advance Concrete significantly accelerates the initial design phase of buildings by offering detailers and engineers a library of drag and drop structural elements (slabs, beams, columns, walls, foundations), openings (doors, windows, depressions, openings, niches), bars (straight bars, point bars, frames, pin bars, stirrups), materials and standard sections.
Once the model is complete, Advance Concrete generates all construction drawings using a large selection of view production tools, dimensions, locations, symbols and automatic layout functions.
All the necessary tools are provided for fast and efficient modeling. Initial creation of a precise model is important since Advance Concrete will subsequently create all structural and reinforcement drawings from this model. Advance Concrete provides all the specialized functionalities required for the creation of reinforced concrete structures:
• Complete library of structural elements (slabs, beams, columns, walls, foundations)
• Complete library of openings (doors, windows, depressions, floor openings, niches)
• Complete library of hole shapes (rectangular, circular, polygonal)
• Materials and sections libraries
• Levels management tools
Parametric Reinforcement: Advance Concrete 6.1 enables assignment of parametric reinforcement attributes for each object (beam, column, openings). Reinforcement drawings are then automatically created! The user can also create custom reinforcement templates and associate them to structural elements.
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Posted in programs by philipmorris on Mar. 16, 2008 // 18:56
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CimatronE v8.5
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The CimatronE Master Solution is the most comprehensive, integrated CAD/CAM solution for toolmakers. Incorporating Cimatron’s best-of-breed applications for design, modeling, electrodes and NC, CimatronE covers the full toolmaking process.
Powerful modules for a broad range of capabilities are integrated in a single package, bringing you the highest quality with new speed and flexibility. Powerful NC capabilities, from simple 2.5-axis to continuous 5-axis, cover the entire machining process, with polish-less surface quality, high milling efficiency and ease of use. CimatronE boosts efficiency and eliminates common design bottlenecks, resulting in increased productivit y for the entire design and manufacturing process. With CimatronE, your business benefits from tighter control, better responsiveness to change, quicker delivery and lower overhead.
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Posted in programs by philipmorris on Mar. 16, 2008 // 18:58
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Autodesk Autocad Mechanical v2009 DVD
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AutoCAD Mechanical software, a purpose-built design and drafting application, offers significant productivity gains over basic AutoCAD software by simplifying complex mechanical design work. With standards-based libraries of parts and tools for automating design tasks, AutoCAD Mechanical accelerates the mechanical design process. Gain a competitive edge by saving countless hours of design and rework, so you can spend time innovating rather than managing workflow issues. AutoCAD Mechanical provides innovative design and drafting tools that are wholly focused on ease-of-use for the AutoCAD user.
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Posted in programs by philipmorris on Mar. 16, 2008 // 19:00
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The Carder Method DVD Set Learn To Paint In Oils Like A Professional Disk1
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Setting up your studio and still-life, buying your supplies, mixing paint with medium, preparing the canvas, penciling the still-life, mixing the colors in the still-life, painting the still life, varnishing your finished painting.
The Carder Method DVD teaches you how to paint in oil. Everything you need to know to complete an oil painting is covered in full detail, no experience is necessary.
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Posted in programs by philipmorris on Mar. 16, 2008 // 19:01
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