Steel Structure Column Base
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Stress analysis of a column base using a FEA model in RFEM. The bolts are modeled with nonlinear supports that only act under tension. The end plate of the column base has elastic foundations and only acts under compression.
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Bolted column base Surface model Failing foundation Stress analysis
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