STRUCTURE CUBE / VIDEO 02 / V3.0.4
A welded support report for a data-centre example
Practise a welded support workflow and trace failing checks in a data-centre teaching scenario.
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LESSON OVERVIEW
Lesson overview
Use a four-level welded support in a data-centre teaching scenario to practise geometry, channel sections, materials and cable-tray loads. Locate a failing cross-member-to-upright weld check in the results, change member sections and recalculate. Compare the overall status with the individual check entries.
Then review base-plate dimensions, anchors and site conditions, save the arrangement and adjust the cross-member levels. Enter project details before export, then inspect the PDF model, dimensions, loads and checks page by page. The aim is to trace a result to a problem and check again after changes. This lesson has Chinese audio. It is a teaching example, not a customer case, and its parameters cannot replace project-specific design.
BEFORE YOU START
Prepare, then follow.
Complete lesson 01 first and create a separate practice project. This teaching scenario is not a customer case; example values are not design recommendations.
Companion written steps →CHECK AS YOU GO
Turn watching into checked practice.
- Use specific result entries to distinguish member and connection problems.
- Check base plates, anchors and site conditions together, then recalculate.
- Match the current model with the output. Real projects require professional review.
Original teaching footage retains the recorded interface and actions. Export formats and watermarks depend on edition and project rights. Example values are not safety conclusions for a real project.