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Structural Analysis

The document discusses the benefits and uses of structured analysis in civil engineering, highlighting its ability to improve project efficiency, address client needs, and enhance risk analysis. It emphasizes the importance of creating updateable models and managing projects effectively from a solid foundation. Additionally, it underscores the critical role of structural design in ensuring the safety and durability of constructions.

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Structural Analysis

The document discusses the benefits and uses of structured analysis in civil engineering, highlighting its ability to improve project efficiency, address client needs, and enhance risk analysis. It emphasizes the importance of creating updateable models and managing projects effectively from a solid foundation. Additionally, it underscores the critical role of structural design in ensuring the safety and durability of constructions.

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NAME – ABHISHEK KABIRAJ

INSTITUTE NAME – BCET


DEPT. – CIVIL ENGINEERING
COLLEGE ROLL NO – 218008002
UNIVERSITY ROLL NO - 12501321014
Structured Analysis – Benefits & Uses
Benefit 1. Greater Efficiency

Much like with building information modelling,


structured analysis improves project efficiency.
Following the steps means there’s little room to
miss the important things. You cover every base,
from the issues with an existing model through to
the alternatives to the model you come up with.
Benefit 2. It Takes Client Needs into Account

In most cases, your clients have come to you


with a problem. They may need you to redesign
an existing model. Or, they have certain
specifications your model must meet.
Benefit 3. Better Risk Analysis

One of the benefits of using structured analysis is


that it challenges you to look at all aspects of a
project. As a result, you analyse risks constantly.
The data points out areas of contention, so you
can adapt the model to them.
Benefit 4. It Makes Projects More Manageable

You confront the issue of feasibility during the early


stages of the process. You collect data, consider
the problem, and come up with a solution. As a
result, the project grows from a solid foundation.
You understand how you’ll manage every stage of
the project, and who you must involve.
Benefit 5. Create Updateable Models

Structured analysis doesn’t just take the client’s


present needs into account. It also considers
future issues. It allows for the creation of models
you can modify and update as time goes on.
Uses of Structural Analysis

Structural designing provide all the crucial


information about foundations, walls, floors, roof
types, steep beams, material quality, and more to
ensure that the structure is built to be safe and
sound.
It is essential for civil engineers to work with design
aesthetics and build structures that can withstand
its loads and pressures without leading to any
mishaps. Indeed, building a structure without
considering the structural design of it always
remains under the high risk of collapsing under its
own weight or due to the environmental pressures.
Structural designing is hence crucial to
construction projects as it directly impacts the
safety and durability of the structures.

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