In the Steel Joints add-on, you have the option to save the submodel in which the analysis of each steel joint is carried out in the background. The design of the steel joints is transparent and not a black box.
You can use this steel joint model, consisting of surfaces, members, couplings, and so on, for further analyses and design checks, if required.
General
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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.
The Cable on Pulleys member type allows you to simulate a cable system deflected by pulleys.
This member type only absorbs tensile forces and can only be displaced in the longitudinal direction. It is suitable for flexible tension elements whose longitudinal forces are transferred through the model via deflection points (for example, a pulley).
In addition to the program login using your Dlubal account, you can optionally log in with your Microsoft account.
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