Steel Hall with Connection Design
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Download the model of a Steel Hall with Connection Design here and open it with the finite element program RFEM.
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Steel Connection Hall Steel Joints
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- Updated 01/24/2023
- Number of Nodes 78
- Number of Lines 134
- Number of Members 134
- Number of Surfaces 0
- Number of Solids 0
- Number of Load Cases 3
- Number of Load Combinations 2
- Number of Result Combinations 0
- Total Weight 14.278 tons
- Dimensions 32.57 x 14.1 x 82.02 feet
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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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