Base Plate Connection | AISC
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Download the base plate connection model here and open it with the FEA software RFEM.
This model is used in the free webinar "Member, Surface, and Solid Stress-Strain Analysis in RFEM 6" on July 26, 2022 (English).
Keywords
Free webinar Member Surface Solid Stress Strain Nonlinear Plastic Von Mises
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- Updated 07/26/2022
- Number of Nodes 26
- Number of Lines 29
- Number of Members 0
- Number of Surfaces 11
- Number of Solids 0
- Number of Load Cases 2
- Number of Load Combinations 1
- Number of Result Combinations 0
- Total Weight 0,078 t
- Dimensions 1,67 x 3,33 x 1,67 feet
Disclaimer
This structural analysis model available for download may be used for learning or testing purposes. There is no guarantee or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the model.
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