The following SIA standards are implemented in Dlubal structural analysis software:
- SIA 260 (load cases / load combinations)
- SIA 261 (loads)
- SIA 262 (reinforced concrete structures)
- SIA 263 (steel structures)
- SIA 265 (timber structures)
SIA Standards
The following SIA standards are implemented in Dlubal structural analysis software:
Safety is also the top priority for your buildings in Switzerland. Using RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9, you can create load and result combinations automatically according to the Swiss standards SIA 260 and SIA 260 | Timber.
If you are planning timber structures conforming the design standards, you have come to the right place. In the Timber Design add-on for RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9, you can find all the typical ultimate limit state, stability, serviceability liit state, and fire resistance design checks of timber members according to the Swiss standard SIA 265.
The Modal Analysis add-on for RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 supports you when determining natural frequencies and mode shapes.
Another useful program is the Response Spectrum Analysis add-on for RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9. Here, you can perform seismic analyses using the multi-modal response spectrum analysis. Among others, you can find the Swiss standard SIA 261 implemented in the add-on.
The module extension SIA 262 for RFEM 5 / RSTAB 8 provides you with some additional content. Thus, you extend various add-on modules for concrete design by the Swiss standard SIA 262.
In the RF‑/STEEL SIA add-on module for RFEM 5 / RSTAB 8, you can perform the ultimate and serviceability limit state design of members and continuous members according to the Swiss standard SIA 263.
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Considering Elastic Slip Modulus of Timber Connection
For a timber connection as shown in Figure 01, you can take into account the torsional spring rigidity (spring stiffness for rotation) of the connections. You can determine it by means of the slip modulus of the fastener and the polar moment of inertia of the connection.
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