With the stand-alone program RWIND Simulation, you can simulate wind flows around simple or complex structures by means of a digital wind tunnel.
The generated wind loads acting on these objects can be imported to RFEM or RSTAB.
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Creation of the Soil Body from Soil Samples in RFEM 6
The quality of the structural analysis of buildings is significantly improved when the soil conditions are considered as realistically as possible. In RFEM 6, you can realistically determine the soil body to be analyzed with the help of the Geotechnical Analysis add-on.
Model Type 2D/3D
Webinar Recording: ADM 2020 Aluminum Design in RFEM 6
This webinar recording will provide an introduction to aluminum member design according to the ADM 2020 in RFEM 6.
How Should We Deal with Floods?
Past events have shown us how severe the consequences of floods can be. People die, livelihoods are lost, vast areas are destroyed. But how did we get this far? Have floods always determined our lives? How can we continue to minimize the consequences?
Evaluating and Documenting Steel Joints Analysis Results in RFEM 6
All input data and results obtained for the analysis of steel joints in RFEM 6 can be documented in a multilingual printout report. The scope of the printout can be customized via filter criteria.
Design Add-ons
Collapse of Shopping Center in Seoul
During South Korea’s building boom of the 1990s, a huge department store was built in Seoul. However, after six years of operation, an event with serious consequences occurred there. 500 people died. Almost one thousand were injured. How could such a disaster have occurred? Who was to blame? How could it have been prevented?
Designing Steel Joints in RFEM 6
Steel connections in RFEM 6 are defined as an assembly of components. In the new Steel Joints add-on, universally applicable basic components (plates, welds, auxiliary planes) are available for entering complex connection situations.
Safety Equipment Structural Verification for Civil Works
Defining Steel Joint Components Using the Library
You can use the Steel Joints add-on in RFEM 6 to create and analyze steel connections using an FE model. You can control the modeling of the connections via a simple and familiar input of components. Steel joint components can be defined manually, or by using the available templates in the library.
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Wind Simulation & Wind Load Generation