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Smart Decision for 3D Modeling of Steel Structures Using RFEM 6
After a detailed evaluation of the solutions available on the market, we have decided on RFEM by Dlubal for the structural analysis and design of our three-dimensional steel structures.
The software complies with the Eurocode standards, has an intuitive user interface, and exceptional transparency and display of input data and results. The technical support proved to be of the highest quality, combining patience, competence, and reactivity, which reinforced our confidence in this choice.
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Conveyor Bridge for Conveyor Belt System, Uzbekistan
The conveyor bridge is a part of the conveyor belt system realized in Uzbekistan.
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Project Location
Uzbekistan
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Software
RSTAB 8 | Structural Frame & Truss Analysis Software
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Defining the appropriate effective length is crucial in obtaining the correct member design capacity. For X-bracing that is connected at the center, engineers often wonder if the full end-to-end length of the member shall be used, or whether using half of the length to where the members are connected is sufficient. This article outlines the recommendations given by the AISC and provides an example on how to specify the effective length of the X-braces in RFEM.
In RFEM 5 and RSTAB 8, it is possible to assign nonlinearities to member hinges. In addition to the nonlinearities "Fixed if" and "Partial activity", you can select "Diagram". If you select the "Diagram" option, you have to specify the according settings for the activity of the member hinge. For the individual definition points, it is necessary to specify the abscissa and ordinate values (deformations or rotations and the according internal forces) that define the hinge.
This article outlines the data exchange capabilities between RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 and AutoCAD, focusing on DXF file integration.
This text outlines the benefits of using CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics), particularly in contrast to conventional wind tunnel testing.
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Using the direct interface of RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 with BricsCAD, you can import and export nodes and lines.
Furthermore, you can export different objects (for example, cross-sections) from RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 to separate layers in BricksCAD.
Further features include the export of a deformed FE mesh and dimension lines.
The DSTV product interface for steel structures is available in RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 for transferring pure member structures (including loads, load cases, load combinations, imperfections).
The DSTV interface allows you to exchange data between RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 and the programs like "Bentley ProStructure 3D", "Tekla Structures", "Bocad", "Intergraph Frameworks", "Graitec Advance Steel", "Cadwork", and many others.
Using the SDNF interface, you can import and export data such as materials, cross-sections, members, and surfaces in RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9. It allows you to exchange the file-based data with programs such as Tekla Structures or Advance Steel.
The DXF II interface is based on a different technology than the DXF interface. It provides additional features, such as the export of deformed meshes, the export of dimension lines, and so on.
How do I apply load on members that are non coplanar in RFEM 6?
How do I apply wind load on members of open structures in RFEM 5?
How is it possible to consider the real cross-section geometry of member elements in RWIND Simulation?
How can I find RWIND results such as forces data in ParaView?
How can I define RSECTION cross-sections in Grasshopper?
How can I obtain wind force coefficient in RWIND?
