McKinsey and Company have released a report on Australia’s Infrastructure Innovation Imperative, highlighting the upcoming challenges that Construction and Infrastructure related companies are likely to face while meeting the growing infrastructure demand. The report highlights Australia’s challenges in depth, but could also serve value to other economies that are experiencing a similar pace… read more →
SkyCiv Structural 3D and its Finite Element Method (FEM) solver have increased in functionality with the addition of SkyCiv's Dynamic Frequency + Response Spectrum Analysis, along with other recent updates. This solver operates on the cloud to remove obstacles and performance issues that can arise from having your FEM software… read more →
Ever since we released our first MVP (Minimum Viable Product), we have looked to our users for feedback and to help us guide the future of our software. We take great pride in our platform, with both Founders being extremely passionate about the product. But at the end of the… read more →
Easy Software, Serious Power Since its release in 2015, SkyCiv Structural 3D has undergone more than 50 updates and releases; continuously improving the power of our structural analysis software. When the company started, we wanted to offer an alternative to existing structural analysis software. We wanted to give the industry structural analysis… read more →
SkyCiv Wind Load Update: v1.3 Since it’s first release in January, SkyCiv’s Wind Loading Software has undergone some pretty impressive updates. We’ve recently added Canadian, British and New Zealand to our wind speed calculator to join the growing list of supported countries. Today, we are excited to announce v1.3 update of our Wind Load software,… read more →
About the Competition Every year, SpaceX holds their annual Hyperloop Pod Competition at their headquarters in Hawthorne, CA. The Hyperloop is a form of rapid transportation conceptualized by Elon Musk in 2013 and has been continually re-conceptualized by startups and student teams across the globe. The ultimate goal for the… read more →
SkyCiv and its modules are a powerful set of tools from which users can model, analyze, and design. Due to its intuitive and powerful 3D modeling and analytical capabilities, SkyCiv 3D allows for multitudes of variability for structural engineering projects. In the case of Mitch Frumkin, President of Kipcon Engineering,… read more →
Introducing: Section Design Software for Reinforced Concrete SkyCiv General Section Designer (GSD) is a new concrete design software that allows users to calculate the section capacity of any shape, reinforcement pattern or combination of loads. This powerful, yet intuitive software is built on the SkyCiv Section Builder. For a limited time, this software is available for… read more →
A shear connection is a joint that allows the transfer of shear forces between two members. It is a connection with pure normal force load (tension joint), pure shear loading, or combination of normal and shear force. Shear connections are generally the most commonly used connections. They are typically used… read more →
What materials are most commonly used in structural engineering? Structural engineering depends on the knowledge of materials and their corresponding properties for us to better predict the behavior of different materials when applied to the structure. Generally, the three (3) most commonly used construction materials are steel, concrete and wood/timber.… read more →
