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Powerful, Easy, and Intuitive
The successful Dlubal structural analysis program RFEM is the best choice for demanding structural engineers. This 3D FEA software meets all requirements in modern civil engineering. Sophisticated input technology allows you to quickly learn to operate the program and ensures the efficient and intuitive modeling of simple and complex structures.
The successful structural analysis program RFEM 6 by Dlubal Software is the basis of a modular program family that you can customize and combine according to your individual requirements. In the main program RFEM, you can define structures, materials, and loads of planar and spatial structural systems consisting of plates, walls, shells, and members. Furthermore, you can create combined structures as well as model solid and contact elements.
RFEM provides you with the calculation of deformations, internal forces, stresses, support forces, and soil contact stresses. Load wizards simplify wind, snow, and other environmental influences. The add-ons integrated directly in the program allow you to easily carry out additional analyses and design checks according to various standards (for example, in reinforced concrete, steel, and timber structures).
Join our excited customers and compile your own program package that is precisely tailored to your individual needs and projects. It is possible to upgrade the program at any time.
Video: Introduction to RFEM 6 | 3D Finite Element Software
Response Spectrum Analysis for RFEM 6
Timber Design for RFEM 6 | © Ing. Zbyněk Šrůtek | www.timberdesign.cz
Geotechnical Analysis for RFEM 6
Video: Introduction to RFEM 6 | 3D Finite Element Software
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Graphic Workspace
The graphical workspace is the central part of the user interface. This is where you create the model, define loads and evaluate results. You can intuitively control the view by clicking or rotating the cube (hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse pointer). Alternatively, you can also adjust the view directly using the mouse functions.
Navigator
The Navigator manages the model data clearly in a tree structure. At the bottom, there are three tabs (four after the calculation) that allow you to easily switch between the Data, Display, Views, and Results sections.
Tables
The data is managed in a clear and organized manner in the form of a spreadsheet in the Tables. You can select a specific table using the lists of main categories and their associated subcategories.
Control Panel
The Control Panel contains a legend that makes it easier to find your way around the model results. In addition, the control panel provides basic controls that you can use to customize and optimize the display of the results.
Modern User Interface
One of the main strengths of Dlubal Software programs is their intuitive and easy-to-learn user interface, and RFEM 6 is no exception. You can conveniently create and edit your structure in a CAD-like environment or by using tables.
Right-clicking on graphic or navigator objects opens shortcut menus that you can use to quickly create or customize these objects. Thanks to the intuitive operation, you can define structural and load objects in no time.
Outstanding Software
You are making great improvements to the Dlubal software RFEM, the Add-ons, codes, etc. It is great to see how Dlubal has become an outstanding software for structural engineers. I particularly love to see that tensile membrane structures can also be modeled with Dlubal. Kudos!
User-Friendly Software
In general I like RFEM because I think it's very user-friendly; in fact, it simplifies repetitive work a lot but at the same time, you can control and set all the parameters.
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RFEM 6
To model the bodies in RWIND Basic, you will find a special application in RSTAB. In this application, you define the wind directions to be analyzed using related angular positions around the vertical model axis.
RWIND 3
RWIND uses a numerical CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) model to simulate wind flows around your objects using a digital wind tunnel.
Result Evaluation and Printout Report
Your results and data are clearly displayed and easily accesible stored in RFEM 6. Internal forces, deformations, and support forces are clearly displayed in tables and graphics directly on the model. You can specifically select your results using various filter criteria. All data is documented in a multilingual printout report, the content of which you can easily adapt and save as a template. Furthermore, you have the option to easily integrate graphics, texts, MathML formulas, and PDF documents into the report. Further features for the result output are:
Central Organization of Projects, Customer Data, Blocks, and so on
The Dlubal Center ensures that your planning goes quickly and efficiently. Among other things, your projects and model files are managed here in a central location. Detailed information and graphics make it easier for you to assign all models and thus enable uncomplicated and clear order processing. Furthermore, your customer data, including the licensed programs and add-ons, are organized in the Dlubal Center.
Quick and Easy Generation of Loads
When generating loads in RFEM, a large number of useful tools are available for you by default to facilitate your work process. The program includes, for example, the tools for generating wind, snow and opening loads, and other loads, as well as the tools for converting surface loads into member loads.
Automatic Generation of Load Combinations
The Dlubal programs focus on efficient and uncomplicated work. Therefore, RFEM can automatically generate action and load combinations, as well as design situations according to Eurocode and other international standards. It follows the corresponding combination expressions. For example, you can also copy or add load cases in a clearly arranged window. Furthermore, the load cases and combinations can also be easily managed in tables.
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This article provides a detailed overview of the export features from RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 to AutoCAD/DXF files, including options for exporting dimensions, FE meshes, and deformed shapes.
This article provides a detailed overview of the import features from RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 to AutoCAD/DXF files.
This technical article addresses the direct deformation analysis of reinforced concrete beams considering the long-term effects of creep and shrinkage. The direct calculation according to Eurocode 2 (EN 1992-1-1, Section 7.4.3) is explained using a single-span beam. Particular emphasis is placed on tension stiffening, behavior in the cracked state based on the distribution factor (damage parameter), and consideration of shrinkage and creep behavior.
How does single sign-on work with RFEM 6?
In the Construction Stage Analysis (CSA) add-on, you have the option to modify the object and design properties of members, surfaces, and so on, in the individual construction stages.
During the calculation, you can use the Calculation Progress window to graphically display the model deformation for the calculation steps.
In the wind simulation, it is possible to consider member coatings (for example, from ice loads).
If you activate the "Link to Nearby Objects…" option for nodes, RFEM or RSTAB automatically searches for neighboring objects. A link in the form of a rigid member is then created for these members, nodes, or surfaces.
You can specify various settings for searching for nearby objects. Including search area, object types to be searched for, and objects to be excluded. Furthermore, you can specify member hinges for the created connecting member.
Can I optimize parametric cross-sections?
How can I define RSECTION cross-sections in Grasshopper?
How can I fix the error warning “10060 - The structure is unstable” for modal analysis instability?
Is it always necessary to consider tension member nonlinearities in response spectrum analysis?
How can I convert a member set or several members into a single member again?
Is it possible to use both the convenient automatic generation and to subsequently customize the structure?
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