"Structural Concrete Design: ASDIP CONCRETE 4 Release"


Dear ASDIP Customer:

For some weeks we have announced in advance the coming release of ASDIP CONCRETE 4, our software for structural concrete design.

As promised, ASDIP CONCRETE 4 has been released. In addition to better layout design and dozens of improvements, it includes great new features, such as:

  • Compliance with the latest codes
  • Editable load combinations
  • Beam Design Manager tool
  • Masonry wall design was added
  • One or two-story bearing walls

You are invited to download the 15-day free trial and check the software by yourself, hands-on.
I have prepared a blog post with annotated screenshots. It includes a short video, where I show an overview of the most important features in ASDIP CONCRETE 4. You are invited to read this blog post and watch the video.

Structural Concrete Design: ASDIP CONCRETE (Version 4) Release

Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Best regards,Javier Encinas, PE
ASDIP Structural Software
www.asdipsoft.com 

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