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In this training, the verification of reinforced concrete structures according to the DIN EN 1992-1-1 standard is explained using the structural analysis software RFEM and the relevant add-ons.
The add-ons for concrete design according to EC 2 will be explained using relevant examples. The ultimate limit state (ULS), serviceability limit state (ULS), stability analysis and punching shear design will be covered during the training session.
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Basic Information
RFEM 6 introduction |
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Load Combinations
Load combinations for the ultimate and serviceability limit state designs |
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Member Design Basics
Design specifications for member structures
Evaluation of results |
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Surface Design Basics
Design specifications for surface structures Evaluation of results |
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Punching Shear Design
Punching shear design and specifications
Evaluation of results |
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Serviceability
Serviceability design for member and surface structures
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Stability analysis
Stability checks according to nominal curvature method
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Tips & Tricks
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A reliable internet connection is required to participate. Basic user knowledge in RSTAB or RFEM is also required. The online training is carried out in RFEM and the associated add-ons.
During the training, each participant can ask questions via chat at any time.
Each participant will receive the following after the event:
- Participation certificate
- Training presentation (PDF)
- RFEM model examples
- Training video recording
This information will allow the participant to independently revisit the training step-by-step for further review.
In order to take part in the online training, the participant will automatically receive the login information after the event registration.
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Paul Kieloch
Product Engineering & Customer Support
Mr. Kieloch provides technical support to our customers and is responsible for development in the area of reinforced concrete structures.