RSTAB 8.xx

We have implemented some new interesting tools in RSTAB. Find out yourself and read about all new features summarized in an overview.

You can create structural models in a CAD-like user interface, in tables or by a combination of both input options. Extensive context menus help you to enter data. As an analysis model is visualized in a photo-realistic representation, checking input immediately is guaranteed.

Useful help functions and tools for generating structures including loads facilitate the modeling. It is possible to model non-linearities of members and releases (yielding, tearing, slippage etc.) as well as rigid couplings, nonlinear springs or eccentric member connections.

In RSTAB you can create load and result combinations automatically according to Eurocode and other international standards by taking account of the corresponding combination rules. Moreover, you can copy, add or renumber load cases which are provided in a clearly-arranged table. In addition, it is possible to control load cases and combinations in Tables 2.1 to 2.6.

The model is calculated linearly according to linear-static analysis, or non-linearly according to second-order or large deformation analysis. 

You can superimpose results in combinations to determine the design internal forces.

Internal forces, deformations and support forces are displayed in tables or shown in the model graphic. Moreover, you can use filter criteria to select specific results. All data is documented in a multi-lingual printout report. Its contents can be adjusted and stored as a template.

The Project Manager of RSTAB manages structures and projects in a central place. Detailed settings and graphics make the assignment of all models easier so that job processing can be carried out quickly.

RSTAB provides a large number of integrated interfaces to ensure that structural analysis is involved in a continuous project workflow supported by computer data processing.