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By March 2010, the Eurocodes are mandatory for the specification of European public works and are intended to become the de facto standard for the private sector. The Eurocodes therefore replace the existing national building codes published by national standard bodies (e.g. BS 5950), although many countries had a period of co-existence. Additionally, each country is expected to issue a National Annex to the Eurocodes which will need referencing for a particular country (e.g. The UK National Annex). At present, take-up of Eurocodes is slow on private sector projects and existing national codes are still widely used by engineers.
Also in the BS5950 design if you go to the beam designs output this shows a modular ratio of 10, but when RAM calculates the Ip it doesn't seem to use this ratio How does RAM calculate the Live Load and Post composite load deflection i.e. what Inertia does it calculate
Regarding the modular ratio, it looks like the user can only set the modular ratio when using the British code (Ram Manger - Criteria - BS5950 Parameters). With the Eurocode the program established the value automatically and it's not reported. The manual says only this:
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Regarding the subject-matter of claim 1 and taking into account the description of the prior art in the introductory part of the patent specification, reference is made to the state of art shown on Figure 1.5a on page 12 of E2 with the conclusion that for a person skilled in the art who wanted to optimise the long and thin central pan of a steel piling sheet with regard to local buckling, there was a \"one way street\" leading towards the solution of arranging multiple intermediate bend-type stiffeners within the thin central pan, so as to arrive at the desired embodiment shown at the lower left corner in the Figure 1.5a of E2. Section 4.7.3 of E3 teaches how to space the multiple intermediate stiffeners in order to achieve a maximum efficiency of the stiffening by limiting the spacing of the multiple intermediate stiffeners to the product of a gauge of the steel sheet and 30. The teaching of E2 and E3 thus prompted the skilled person aiming to optimise the long and thin central pan of a steel piling sheet while having due regard to local buckling to arrive at the solution claimed in claim 1 without exercising an inventive step.
According to the introductory part of the patent specification, see column 1, line 31 ff, the above criteria have in past tended to produce a sheet section having a relatively long and thin central pan. Such a section, however, has a tendency to fail in buckling without developing the desired plastic hinge. This tendency has traditionally been solved either by increasing the thickness of the pan and/or providing within the pan a \"V\" shaped stiffening rib which, however, preclude the use of standard drive and extraction clamps. The invention as defined in claims 1 and 10 aims at providing stiffened piling sheets allowing the use of standard drive and extraction means.
4.1 The Board concurs with the contested decision that the most relevant state of the art is disclosed in document E4 (DE-C-199369). This was not disputed by the appellant. E4 (see especially Figure 1 and the corresponding part of the description) discloses a steel piling sheet configured in section to define, across the sheet width, a first web portion 3, a first inclined side portion 2, a base portion 1, a second inclined side portion, and a second web portion, with the two inclined side portions and the base portion defining a pan positioned generally centrally between the two web portions. The base portion is formed with a stiffening rib 6 whose base is generally flat and which is displaced from the base portion of the pan.
4.4 Aiming to optimise the flat base of a stiffening rib in a thin central pan of a steel piling sheet, the person skilled in the art would find design recommendations in E3 (British standard BS 5950: Part 5: 1987); the patent relates to piling sheets such as E4 which typically have a gauge between 3 and 8 mm (see paragraphs [0009] and [0014] of the patent specification), i.e. to cold formed sections, and E3 is the code of practice that was applicable to the design of cold formed sections at the priority date of the claimed patent. For the person skilled in the art of designing cold formed steel sections, E3 constituted common general knowledge at the priority date of the patent.
5.1 At the priority date of the discussed patent four types of intermediate flange stiffeners were state of the art solutions for reinforcing cold rolled sections against local buckling. These state of the art solutions are shown in Figure 1.5a on page 12 of E2 (Eurocode 3 \"Design of steel structures\", part 1-3) and are as follows:
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