TCL Scope TASKS

Syntax

TASKS arg1 arg2

Description

The concept of construction, construction phase and construction task is general and the user can define any own tasks with any arguments. If the construction plan is used to organize the construction site, the respective task (e.g. "Delivery of drainage pipes") is unknown to Allplan Bridge, but the construction plan can manage such a task.

The current application is mostly on the side of static and dynamic analysis of the structure during construction and operation.

Some basic arguments are included in every task, other specific arguments are valid only for certain tasks.

The basic arguments, such as the tag, are always to be entered, but could be ignored at evaluation in some circumstances. Thus, it is irrelevant on which day I create an output graph, as long as I have specified the possibly day-dependent load case result. Such an output can be made only after the calculation of the day-dependent result.

There are 3 tasks that are used as containers of subtasks: CONTAINER, LOADCASE, FATIGUE.

Arguments

Minimum quantity: 1

arg1

arg2 (arg1 = BEGIN)

Scopes

PHASE

Examples

PHASE "Phase 2 - Span1" BEGIN

ASSEMBLIES BEGIN

ASM 1 MEMBER "MG-Box" BEAM * SLOCAL 0.000000 SLOCAL 55.000000

ASM 2 MEMBER "Abut1" UNIT * SGLOBAL * SGLOBAL *

ASM 3 TGROUP "Phase1L"

ASM 3 TGROUP "Phase1R"

ASSEMBLIES END

TASKS BEGIN

#task taskname day1 duration assembly [SKIP] additional args

TASK CONCRETE 1 LOCAL 14 1 "Dshrink=0" "descr=Pour and harden"

TASK INSTSUPP 14 LOCAL 0 2 "descr=Activate abutments"

TASK TENSION 14 LOCAL 0 3 "sgroup=" "descr=Installation, stress, grout"

TASKS END

PHASE END

The phase contains all the tasks for the construction of the span 1. The affected structural parts are specified by 4 assemblies, with the last two referencing tendon groups. The numbers as 1st Argument are used as reference in the tasks. In this example, there are 3 tasks. Task 1 references Assembly 1, Task 2 references Assembly 2, but Task 3 references two assemblies with the same number.