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Introduction to construction sequence modelling.

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Title: Introduction to construction sequence modelling.
Source: Structural Engineer (1466-5123); Jul2026, Vol. 104 Issue 7, p16-19, 4p
Subject Terms: Structural models, Digital computer simulation, Structural analysis (Engineering), Structural components, Structural engineering
Abstract: The article focuses on the widespread use of 2D and 3D computer analysis programs in structural engineering and examines the assumptions behind digital modelling processes. Topics include structural modelling methods, the application of loads and analysis results for member design, and the limitations of "wished in place" models that may not fully represent real construction behaviour.
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