Reinforced Concrete Building

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06/16/2020

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Download the model of a reinforced concrete building here, and open it with the FEA software RFEM.

This model is used in the free online training "RFEM for Students | Part 2".

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Reinforced concrete building Reinforced concrete floor Reinforced concrete wall Reinforced concrete column

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Number of Nodes 53
Number of Lines 46
Number of Members 11
Number of Surfaces 9
Number of Solids 0
Number of Load Cases 4
Number of Load Combinations 28
Number of Result Combinations 3
Total Weight 256.800 tons
Dimensions 52.49 x 10.66 x 39.37 feet

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