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Rebar Software

Rebar software helps structural engineers and reinforcement detailers produce an accurate and comprehensive set of reinforcement documentation. These reinforcement drawings and schedules are used to fabricate the rebar and ensure it is installed correctly on site.

What Is Rebar Software?

Rebar detailing software helps engineers and detailers create an accurate and comprehensive set of reinforcement documentation, which includes the placing drawings and the bar bending schedule. With 2D CAD software, creating the placing drawings is an onerous task, requiring several operations and drawings.

3D rebar CAD software such as ALLPLAN Engineering significantly simplifies this process. Any component can be quickly and easily reinforced with the built-in tools, and then adjusted to the correct dimensions and properties. The detailing is completed as the reinforcement is modeled, with annotations and tags added and pre-filled with the information already present in the model, such as bar size. This makes the detailing process much quicker as well as more accurate.

Finally, by using the reporting features in rebar detailing software like ALLPLAN Engineering, the bar bending schedule can be created in just a few clicks. Simply use the included templates that are based on commonly used codes or create a custom report that will display the desired bar bending schedule information.

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Make the rebar detailing process more accurate and efficient with ALLPLAN’s rebar CAD software. With a free, 14-day trial, you can see for yourself all the benefits that rebar detailing software like ALLPLAN Engineering offers.


Benefits of ALLPLAN Engineering

  1. Flexible workflows in 2D, 2.5D and 3D as well as the full object-orientated BIM working methodology.

Complete freedom to easily model any shape, supported with powerful tools to quickly develop building components.

  1. Integrated ALLPLAN Cloud services for optimized cloud-based collaboration, project and office teamworking, and drawing and plan distribution. 

Adapt and modify plans without having to re-model from scratch, save time and respond more easily and quickly to changes.

Powerful and easy-to-use modeling functions for the integration of road designs in your building and infrastructure projects.

  1. Optimize materials and construction approaches including cast insitu/precast concrete, steel and timber for enhanced buildability and sustainability.

Automated solutions for the rapid design and detailing of reinforcement requirements, saving significant time and ensuring quality.

Advanced workflows with AutoConverter to efficiently exchange structural models with structural analysis solutions via SAF.

Easily incorporate site terrain requirements, design access roads, model utilities, and plan construction equipment placement.

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FAQ on Construction Software:

Concrete has a high compressive strength but very weak tensile strength. Steel reinforcement (often called rebar) is included within concrete in order to provide the tensile strength that concrete typically lacks.

For both precast and poured in-situ concrete, the required rebar is formed into what is called a reinforcement cage prior to the concrete being poured and cured. The cage is created by fixing bars of reinforcement together with ties or clamps. In some cases, the rebar will be welded together. Once the rebar is in place, the concrete is poured around the cage and allowed to cure. The rebar also has a textured or ribbed surface so that a mechanical bond is created between the rebar and the concrete.

Rebar detailing is the process of creating the concrete reinforcement placing drawings (sometimes called the shop drawings) which are used to fabricate and install the required rebar. Rebar detailing may also be called rebar scheduling, RC detailing, RC drafting, or bar bending schedule preparation. The design (or engineering) drawings will show some rebar information. However, the steel fabricators and on-site workers who will install the reinforcement (for poured in-situ concrete) cannot work from these drawings. Instead, this information is included on the rebar placing drawings.

Each reinforcement bar needs to be cut to a specific size and may need to be bent into a particular shape to fit within the concrete component. The placing drawings contain more detailed information than the design drawings, such as the bar size and type, their placement, the bending shapes used, and the placing or fixing sequence. One of the most important aspects of the placing drawings is the bar bending schedule, which lists the number and size of the different bent shapes required in the project.

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