ACSAHE Website

Official landing page for ACSAHE (Análisis de Secciones de Hormigón Armado y Estructuras) - A free software for structural concrete section analysis.

Award-Winning Project

First Place at COLEIC 2024 (Latin American Congress of Civil Engineering Students)

About ACSAHE

ACSAHE generates interaction diagrams of combined axial-force/biaxial-bending for structural concrete sections under ACI 318-19(22)'s Chapter 22 hypothesis. The tool offers complete flexibility to explore and analyze all cross-section possibilities, including those with prestressed reinforcement.

Developed by:

• Facundo Leguizamón Pfeffer
• Dr. Oscar Möller

Institution: Institute of Applied Mechanics and Structures (IMAE), Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina

Features

• Analysis of arbitrary concrete sections
• 3D interaction diagrams
• Biaxial bending analysis
• Fast computation
• Support for prestressed reinforcement
• Free and open-source

Live Demo

Website: https://facundo-pfeffer.github.io/ACSAHE.github.io/

Interactive Examples

• E1: Box Girder - Box-girder bridge section (3D)
• E2: Pile - Circular Pile (3D)
• E3: C Wall - Final Design Homework 10

Project Structure

ACSAHE.github.io/
├── index.html                      # Main landing page
├── pages/                          # Secondary pages
│   ├── acknowledgments.html        # Acknowledgments page
│   └── examples/                   # Example demonstrations
│       ├── box-girder.html         # Box girder example
│       └── pile.html               # Pile example
├── assets/
│   ├── css/                        # Stylesheets
│   ├── js/                         # JavaScript files
│   ├── fonts/                      # Font files (Font Awesome)
│   └── data/
│       └── plotly/                 # Interactive Plotly visualizations
│           ├── box-girder-section.html
│           └── box-girder-interaction.html
├── images/
│   ├── diagrams/                   # Technical diagrams
│   ├── photos/                     # Event and team photos
│   └── icons/                      # Logo and icons
├── docs/                           # Project documentation
│   ├── README.md                   # Detailed documentation
│   └── CLEANUP_SUMMARY.md          # Repository cleanup history
├── .gitignore                      # Git ignore rules
└── LICENSE.txt                     # License information

Technologies Used

• HTML5/CSS3 - Modern web standards
• JavaScript - Interactive functionality
• Plotly.js - Interactive 3D visualizations
• Font Awesome - Icons and symbols
• jQuery - DOM manipulation

Local Development

To run the website locally:

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Facundo-Pfeffer/ACSAHE.github.io.git

# Navigate to the directory
cd ACSAHE.github.io

# Open in browser
# Simply open index.html in your web browser

For development with live reload, you can use a simple HTTP server:

# Python 3
python -m http.server 8000

# Node.js
npx http-server

# Then visit: http://localhost:8000

Making Changes

1. Edit HTML/CSS/JS files as needed
2. Test locally by opening index.html in a browser
3. Commit changes to the main branch
4. Push to GitHub (automatically deploys via GitHub Pages)

Recognitions

• 1st Place - COLEIC 2024 (Latin American Congress of Civil Engineering Students)
• Published - 30th JJI (Young Researchers Conference), Paraguay
• Presented - 15th CONEIC (National Conference of Civil Engineering Students), Argentina
• Featured - TELEFÉ News, Argentina

Contact

Facundo Leguizamón Pfeffer

• Email: facundo.pfeffer@berkeley.edu
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/facundopfeffer
• GitHub: github.com/Facundo-Pfeffer
• Location: Instituto de Mecánica Aplicada y Estructuras (IMAE), Rosario, Argentina

License

• Website Code: Based on "Massively" template by HTML5 UP - CCA 3.0 license
• ACSAHE Software: Refer to the main software repository for licensing information

Design Credits

Website design based on the "Massively" template by HTML5 UP

• Free for personal and commercial use under the CCA 3.0 license

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Made for the structural engineering community