Pipe Cross-Section as Surface Model
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Especially in plant engineering but also when analyzing details of structural systems, it may become necessary to analyze pipe cross‑sections as surface models. For this purpose, RFEM offers the option to automatically create pipe cross‑sections by means of a line.
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Model pipe Piping system Modeling support
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Especially in plant engineering but also when analyzing details of structural systems, it may become necessary to analyze pipe cross‑sections as surface models. For this purpose, RFEM offers the option to automatically create pipe cross‑sections by means of a line.
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