Plate with Average Region
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RFEM 5 provides the option to define an average region in the 'Results' → 'New Average Region' menu. This model was used to show this function.
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Average region Averaging Singularity
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Using Average Regions for Results Evaluation
RFEM 5 provides the option to define a smoothing area in the "Results" → "New Smoothing Region" menu. You can choose between a rectangular, circular or elliptical shape. With this tool, you can, for example, ‘smear’ singularities due to nodal loads in a desired averaged region.
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