Reinforced Concrete and Steel Building
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Reinforced Concrete and Steel Building
RFEM Webinar 1: Introduction to Analysis and Design
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- Updated 04/14/2022
- Number of Nodes 115
- Number of Lines 149
- Number of Members 131
- Number of Surfaces 2
- Number of Load Cases 3
- Number of Load Combinations 10
- Number of Result Combinations 2
- Total Weight 233,550 t
- Dimensions 60.55 x 78.1 x 36.54 feet
- Program Version 5.09.02.131168
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