help
Every screen has a ? at the top right that opens the article about it. Here you find all of them, a search, and the whole manual to print or save as PDF.
Basics
- Getting started
How the work is organised: from a project to a report, in six steps.
- Logging in and registering
Your account, the demo account, and a forgotten password.
- My account and licence
Changing your password, and how much of your plan is used.
- Licence plans
What each licence plan includes, and what happens when a function is not in yours.
Projects
- Projects
Finding, opening and sharing projects; requesting a licence.
- New project
Choosing the owner, the line and the km, and the project's basic settings.
- Project data
The data of an iteration that every mast shares: line, km, EK, structure type, wind reduction.
Masts and parts
- Masts
Adding masts to an iteration and entering their data.
- Site plan
Drawing the wires on a plan to take their spans and angles.
- Parts table
The parts on a mast as a table: type, height, levers, spans.
- Mast image
Placing and moving parts on a picture of the mast, and seeing the results on it.
- Catalogue
Add and change your company's parts, profiles, foundations, wires and catenaries - for accounts that edit the catalogue.
- OCL - masts with their parts
One cross-section of the overhead line - masts, the parts on them and their wires - calculated with the reference solver, the results in 3D.
WIRE - wires and sag
- WIRE - wires and sag
Sag, tension and support forces of one span - single conductor, N-FL or R-FL - with the drawing and every formula.
- Method and formulas
How the sag calculator calculates: the catenary, the state-change equation, the catenary's shared load, the heights.
Results and reports
- Calculation and results
Calculating a mast in one or more profiles and reading the results.
- 3D view
The calculated mast as a 3D model: loads, diagrams, deflected shape, profile and support loads.
- Opening the model in AxisVM
The 3D model of a calculation in AxisVM, with the BEAM AxisVM helper.
- The reference solver
What the finite-element solver computes, how, where its limits are, and how it was verified against 100 AxisVM models.
- Correx - stamps on the drawing
Put the stamps of the calculation and your comments on the client's drawing; the final drawing comes with the report.
- Report
Choosing the masts, and creating the report to print or save as PDF.
- Verifying a report
Checking that a report is genuine, with its number or QR code.