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05/09/2012

RFEM - Structure Gallery

...see impressive structures created by customers!

1. Designing the arch bridge

Statics and construction	Jana Vlachová Student of civil engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague
Length	250 m
Width	12 m
Height	28.1 m
Nodes	177
Members	14
Materials	2
Cross-sections	3
Description	Jana Vlachová who was studying CTU in Prague used program RFEM for structural analysis of the concrete arch bridge as part of her Master Thesis. The project objective was to design the bridge structure crossing a valley. The project was tackled as an arch bridge with prestressed bridge deck. In addition to RFEM the following modules were used: SHAPE-MASSIVE, RF-MOVE, RF-CONCRETE Members and RF-TENDON. Download full article in pdf format...

2. Panel Design for Construction Project of Metropol Parasol in Seville

Statics and construction	Timber construction, detailed structural analysis and design: Finnforest, Aichach www.finnforest.com together with Harrer Ingenieure, Karlsruhe PBB Ingenieure, Ingolstadt APU engineering, Braunschweig Wevo Chemie, Ostfildern Borimir Radovic, Knittlingen
Investor	Ayuntamiento de Sevilla

Description	The Metropol Parasol was built in the historic center of Seville in Spain. Under its roof the building combines an archeological excavation, a market hall, an urban open-air venue and an extraordinary shadow construction made of timber, with an integrated restaurant and walks offering wonderful views over the town. The structural system is a hybrid construction consisting of timber, concrete, steel and composite steel. Download full article in pdf format...

3. Preservation of stone monuments in Angkor, Cambodia

Statics and construction	Czech research team in Angkor: Project director: Dr. Karel Kranda Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Nuclear Physics Institute Head of research: Doc. Ing. Jan Pašek, Ph.D. Faculty of Civil Engineering of the CTU (Czech Technical University) in Prague Department of Building Structures Team members: Ing. Jiří Svoboda Ing. Hansley Pravin Gaya Otakar Veverka
Notes	Several structures have been analyzed.

Description	Stone monuments in the Angkor archaeological park, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are now largely deteriorated and the state of the preserved ones is rapidly getting worse. Thus, international experts are intensely looking into causes of the poor technical condition of these important monuments and are trying to find suitable solutions for their rehabilitation. The Czech research team participates in saving these monuments in Angkor as well, with the five-year research project "Thermal Imaging and Structural Analysis of Sandstone Monuments in Angkor". The program RFEM by the Dlubal company was used to create numerical models and carry out a structural analysis. Download full article in pdf format...

4. Sluice with flap gate

Statics and construction	Ingenieurbüro Ehlenz Anemonenstraße 4-6 D-66701 Beckingen www.ibehlenz.de
Length	approx. 7.4 m
Width	approx. 10.4 m
Height	approx. 9.1 m
Nodes	3,244
Members	187
Surfaces	607
Materials	1
Cross-sections	3
Weight	approx. 30 t
Description	The designed object is a sluice gate based on pressure used to control the water level of a weir. The flap's width is 7 m, the total width of the construction is 10.4 m. It is possible to dam up water to a maximum height of 5.6 m. The structure is made of steel S 355. Download full article in pdf format...

5. Fired heater

Statics and construction	Peter & Partner Ingenieur- und Sachverständigengesellschaft für Strukturmechanik Am Sonnenhang 13 D-53804 Much www.ifs-peter-partner.de
Length	approx. 5.5 m
Width	aprox. 5.5 m
Height	60.7 m
Nodes	3,446
Members	1,647
Surfaces	673
Materials	10
Cross-sections	30
Weight	approx. 98 t
Description	The designed object is a heat exchanger to which a chimney was set up, a construction with an overall height of 60.7 m. The structure mainly consists of sheets that were reinforced by exterior steel cross-sections in the bottom area. Download full article in pdf format...

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