This article discusses the development of a database for complementary bent-welded profiles, which facilitates the automation of the design of lattice metal structures. The main focus is on determining the conditions necessary to create efficient and technologically optimized solutions for metal trusses, taking into account the local stability of elements and the limitations of technological connections. The methodology involves analyzing models of rectangular tube intermediate assemblies in Solid Works and processing the results in Microsoft Excel, which allows elements to be grouped into complementary profile combinations. This study helps to link technical constraints to the strength of elements and simplifies the selection of profiles in accordance with DSTU EN 10219-2:2019, minimizing under loading by up to 5%. The authors emphasize the importance of technological optimization in the design of metal structures, using modern software solutions to analyze and select optimal solutions. They emphasize the importance of integrating profile databases with design software, which significantly increases the speed and quality of design solutions. This work makes a significant contribution to the practice of designing lattice metal structures by providing engineers with tools for efficiently selecting profiles based on technical characteristics and constraints. The article concludes with an analysis of the results obtained and prospects for further research in this area. The authors discuss the possibilities of expanding the database to include additional profile parameters and developing more flexible design tools, which will allow for even greater technological efficiency and cost-effectiveness of metal structures. This approach opens up new horizons for innovation in the design of metal structures, contributing to the development of more sustainable and efficient construction.
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