Building Information Modeling (BIM) | Tekla Structures

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Building Information Modeling (BIM) | Tekla Structures

Due to the numerous interfaces in the structural analysis programs RFEM and RSTAB, you can easily and conveniently exchange data with the common industry software (such as CAD programs). When planning buildings and facilities, different and independent models are often used for CAD and structural analysis.

These represent not only a possible source of planning and transfer errors, but also mean double effort. The integrated interfaces between RFEM 6 and Tekla Structures avoid such problems. Due to the direct coupling between CAD and structural analysis, you can design efficiently and reliably.

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Three-Dimensional Planning According to BIM Method

The structural analysis software provided by Dlubal Software can be integrated seamlessly into the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process.

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Integration of RFEM in Tekla Structures

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Bidirectional Interface

Transfer of Physical Model from Tekla Structures to RFEM

Structural Analysis Model in Tekla Structures

When designing a model in Tekla Structures, a structural analysis model is created automatically. You can export this model to RFEM at the push of a button. Information about structural supports and hinges that may be included in the Tekla model is also transferred. After the export, the structural system is calculated in the familiar RFEM environment. The structural analysis model does not differ from a model created manually in RFEM.

Intelligent Design Objects

The intelligence of objects is not lost during the data exchange: This means that you get another equivalent object in Revit or RFEM/RSTAB for a column or beam, not just a collection of lines.