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Design of Steel and Membrane Structures | RFEM | Info Day Online | 15.12.2020 | 1/4
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First Steps with RFEM
Description
In the first part of the Dlubal Info Day Online recording, Andreas Niemeier shows how to model and design a tennis court roof.
The following topics are included:
- Tennis court roof modeling
- Loads
- Wind load generation based on CFD
- Load case combinations
- Stability analysis
- Generation of imperfections
- Member and surface components design
Keywords
Tennis court roof Steel structures Eurocode 3 Membrane structure Membrane surface Wind loads of curved roofs CFD simulation RF-LIMITS Limits
Links
- Software for Form-Finding and Cutting Patterns of Membrane Structures
- Software for Wind Simulation & Wind Load Generation on Structures
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Cutting Pattern of Membranes and Cable Elements
Cable and tensile membrane structures are regarded as very slender and aesthetic building constructions. The partly very complex double-curved shapes can be found using suitable form-finding algorithms. One possible solution is to search for the form via the equilibrium between the surface stress (provided prestress and an additional load such as self-weight, pressure, and so on) and the given boundary conditions.
- Are the models and presentations from Info Day 2020 freely available, and can you send them to me?
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- How is it possible to create the cutting pattern geometry for a decorative sticker on a biaxially curved membrane roof?
- How are the properties of the elasticity and shear modulus of a membrane fabric with the usual force/length syntax transformed into the general force/surface syntax to be entered in RFEM?
