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2021-06-29

Standards

With Dlubal, you can safely and easily design structures all over the world. Select from a large number of standards in the Base Data. You can also decide whether to create the combinations automatically.

The following standards are available:

  • European Union | Flag EN 1990
  • European Union | Flag EN 1990 | Timber
  • European Union | Flag EN 1990 | Road Bridges
  • European Union | Flag EN 1990 | Cranes
  • European Union | Flag EN 1990 | Geotechnical Engineering
  • European Union | Flag EN 1990 | Base + Timber
  • European Union | Flag EN 15512
  • EN-US | Flag ASCE 7
  • EN-US | Flag ASCE 7 | Timber
  • EN-US | Flag ACI 318
  • EN-US | Flag IBC
  • Canada | Flag CAN/CSA
  • Canada | Flag NBC
  • Canada | Flag NBC | Timber
  • Brazil Flag NBR 8681
  • India | Flag IS 800
  • Switzerland | Flag SIA 260
  • Switzerland | Flag SIA 260 | Timber
  • EN-GB | Flag BS 5950
  • People's Republic of China | Flag GB 55001 | GB 55002
  • People's Republic of China | Flag GB 50009 | GB 50011
  • People's Republic of China | Flag GB 50068 | GB 50011
  • Spain Flag CTE DB-SE
  • South Africa Flag SANS 10160-1
  • South Africa Flag SANS 10163-1 | Timber
  • Mexico Flag NTC
  • Mexico Flag NTC | Timber
  • Australia | Flag AS/NZS 1170.0
  • Russia | Flag SP 20.13330:2016
  • Turkey TSC | Steel

For the European standards (EC), the following National Annexes are available:

  • DE | Flag DIN | 2012-08 (Germany)
  • European Union | Flag CEN | 2010-04 (European Union)
  • Bulgaria | Flag BDS | 2013-03 (Bulgaria)
  • EN-GB | Flag BS | 2009-06 (United Kingdom)
  • CS | Flag CSN | 2015-05 (Czech Republic)
  • Cyprus Flag CYS | 2010-06 (Cyprus)
  • Denmark Flag DK | 2013-09 (Denmark)
  • Greek Flag ELOT | 2009-01 (Greece)
  • Estonia Flag EVS-EN 1990:2002+NA:2002 (Estonia)
  • Ireland Flag IS | 2010-04 (Ireland)
  • Lithuania Flag LST | 2012-01 (Lithuania)
  • Luxemburg Flag LU | 2020-03 (Luxembourg)
  • Latvia Flag LVS | 2015-01 (Latvia)
  • Malaysia Flag MS | 2010-02 (Malaysia)
  • Belgium Flag NBN | 2015-05 (Belgium)
  • Flag of the Netherlands NEN | 2011-12 (Netherlands)
  • France Flag NF | 2011-12 (France)
  • Portugal Flag NP | 2009-12 (Portugal)
  • Norway Flag NS | 2016-05 (Norway)
  • Austria | Flag ÖNORM | 2013-03 (Austria)
  • Poland Flag PN | 2010-09 (Poland)
  • Finland Flag SFS | 2010-09 (Finland)
  • Slovenia Flag SIST | 2010-08 (Slovenia)
  • Romania Flag SR | 2006-10 (Romania)
  • Singapore Flag SS | 2008-06 (Singapore)
  • Sweden Flag SS | 2019-01 (Sweden)
  • Slovakia Flag STN | 2010-01 (Slovakia)
  • Belarus Flag TKP | 2011-11 (Belarus)
  • Spain Flag UNE | 2010-07 (Spain)
  • Italy Flag UNI | 2010-10 (Italy)
Feature 002018 | Standards
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Feature 001985 | Automatically Generated Load Combinations

In the "Load Cases & Combinations" dialog box, you have an option to automatically generate load and result combinations as soon as you have selected the corresponding combination expressions. For example, you can also copy or add load cases in a clearly arranged window.

Furthermore, you can manage the load cases and combinations in the tables.

Snow Load Wizard with options for snow overhang and snow guard according to Eurocode.

In the Snow Load Wizard, you can optionally consider snow overhang and snow guard when generating snow loads according to Eurocode.

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The Construction Stages Analysis (CSA) add-on allows you to modify the object and design properties of members, surfaces, and so on, in the individual construction stages.

Display of model deformations in the analysis progress window of the program.

During the calculation, you can display the model deformation for the calculation steps graphically in the calculation progress window.

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I'm experiencing problems with the graphics card. What can I do?

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