Use the reinforced concrete frame designer for mixed infrastructure including buildings and bridges - for beams, columns, piers and decks, and for piles. Apply it to any cross-section shape. Not just prismatic, it can handle tapering sections too. Arrange bars in any face - in ranges, or individually, and in multiple layers.

• Define layers of reinforcement by entering a rows of table data (cover, allowance for links, number of bars, bar diameter etc.) for each numbered face in a section. 
• Bars are spaced equally, and where bars in different faces are shown to clash, end bars from selected faces may be omitted from the section. 
• Use multiple rows of table data to position bars in multiple layers within a face, or to specify more dense or sparse reinforcement within a layer. 
• Alternating bar arrangements and manual bar placements are supported.
• Bar spacing, as used for determination of crack widths, is calculated by considering the location of bar, or any bundled bars in the section.

• Specify how individual reinforcement arrangements apply over a single member, or over multiple members.