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3D Model with Rigid Diaphragm Within Building Model
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FAQ 005387 | Instability when Using Building Model with "Rigid Diaphragm"
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Keywords
Building Model Unstable Instability Rigid Diaphragm Slab 2D Slab Shear Wall
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- Updated 06/07/2023
- Number of Nodes 95
- Number of Lines 145
- Number of Members 6
- Number of Surfaces 42
- Number of Solids 0
- Number of Load Cases 4
- Number of Load Combinations 24
- Number of Result Combinations 0
- Total Weight 150.000 tons
- Dimensions 26.25 x 39.37 x 26.25 feet
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Compliance with building codes, such as Eurocode, is essential to ensure the safety, structural integrity, and sustainability of buildings and structures. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) plays a vital role in this process by simulating fluid behavior, optimizing designs, and helping architects and engineers meet Eurocode requirements related to wind load analysis, natural ventilation, fire safety, and energy efficiency. By integrating CFD into the design process, professionals can create safer, more efficient, and compliant buildings that meet the highest standards of construction and design in Europe.
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