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RFEM 5 is Now an Accepted PennDOT Software Program
RFEM 5 has been tested and accepted by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) for use on Department projects as a general purpose structural analysis software program.
New Features in RFEM 5.14.01 and RSTAB 8.14.01
The versions RFEM 5.14.01 and RSTAB 8.14.01 and the corresponding add-on modules have been extended by the following new features. Customers with a Service Contract can download the latest Dlubal program versions at any time.
Look-Out Tower at Treetop Path Steigerwald
The look-out tower with a height of over 131 ft is located in Ebrach (Upper Franconia), in the heart of the Steigerwald. The Steigerwald is after the Spessart the second largest deciduous forest area in Bavaria. 300-year-old beeches, amongst the oldest in Germany, soar into the sky with more than 131 feet.
Wildlife Crossing AM2 in Carinthia, Austria
The wildlife crossing AM2 has been built with a construction method for concrete shell structures called Pneumatic Forming of Hardened Concrete (PFHC). This new method has been developed by the university TU Wien.
Update of ISO-9001 Certification
The management system of Dlubal Software is now certified to the updated DIN EN ISO 9001:2015. You can download the certificate here.
Awning of Filling Station in Douala, Cameroon
The new awning for the filling station of GULFIN Cameroun in Douala, an oil company, is a particular structure with eccentric columns and non-symmetric...
Ester Tower in Jerusalem, Israel
A wooden lookout tower called Ester, designed by the renowned Czech architect Martin Rajniš, was inaugurated in Jerusalem in mid-November 2017. The tower in the shape of a blooming cactus is located in the gardens of a former hospital, built in 1887, not far from the walls of the Old City, offering visitors a spectacular view over Jerusalem.
Crossrail Station Abbey Wood, London, United Kingdom
With the Crossrail railway line in Great Britain, one of the biggest infrastructure projects of Europe is in progress. The construction costs for the 118‑kilometre railway line amount to about €21 billion. It runs from Reading in Berkshire in the West to Shenfield in Essex in the East crossing through the centre of London.
New Verification Examples
Four new verification examples (0085, 0086, 0087, 0120) have been published on the page Downloads & Info → Verification Examples. For instance, the example 0120 - Single-Mass Oscillation with Dashpot.
Ideal Gas in Structural Analysis
In theory, an ideal gas consists of freely moving mass particles without extension in a volume space. In this space, each particle moves at a speed in one direction. The collision of one particle with another particle or the volume limitations lead to a deflection and a change in the speed of the particles.
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