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Module · Structural steel
Steelwork, connected in one edit.
Members in the sections the mills roll, plates, cuts and copes, bolts and welds — and the connections that tie them, each made in one edit. Then the lists the shop works from and the files its beam line reads.
What it does
Built for the trade, not bolted on.
Processing
Cuts, copes, holes
End cuts and fittings, mitres, copes, notches, holes, slots and contours, each recomputed from the member.
Connections
One edit each
Base plates, end plates, fin plates, angle cleats, splices, cap plates, stiffeners and haunches — plates, cuts, bolts and welds together.
Marks
Numbering that rebuilds nothing
Part and assembly marks kept beside the geometry, so renumbering never rebuilds the model.
Lists
What the shop needs
Parts with net and catalogue mass and paint area; bolt and weld lists; assemblies.
Check
Before it goes out
Clashes without a connection, and bolt distances against EN 1993-1-8 or AISC.
What goes out
The files the workshop reads.
- DSTV NC1, one file per part mark
- IFC4 with beams, columns, plates, bolts and welds
- Part, bolt and weld lists (CSV)
Who it is for
Steel fabricators, structural engineers and anyone detailing a frame, a mezzanine or a canopy.
Everything the module does is an action of the same catalogue as the rest of Kozorosa — so an agent, a Python script or the API can lay out a structural steel job as well as you, with undo, branches and sharing like any other edit.
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