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Structural Analysis and Design Software for Concrete Structures | RFEM 6 & RSTAB 9 by Dlubal Software
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First Steps with RFEM
Description
The structural analysis software RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 allow you to analyze and design reinforced concrete structures. Whether you design a pure beam structure (RSTAB) or a structure with plates, walls, or shells (RFEM), you can choose from a wide range of programs by Dlubal Software.
This video briefly shows the most important reinforced concrete design features of both programs.
Concrete Design Add-on:
- Design of members and surfaces
- Column design
- Ultimate limit state & serviceability limit state
- Punching shear design
- Creep & shrinkage
Building Model Add-on:
- Story masses
- Consideration of the floor slab stiffness
- Results by story
- Center of gravity by story
Construction Stages Analysis (CSA) Add-on:
- Consideration of the construction process
- Automatic and manual combinatorics
- Consideration of mounting loads
- Interaction with other add-ons
Keywords
Dlubal Product Feature Concrete structures Reinforced concrete Reinforced concrete structures Concrete design Ribs T-beam Shear reinforcement Longitudinal reinforcement Punching shear design Civil engineer Structural analysis Structural design Product Description of Feature Product Feature Dlubal Software Feature RFEM 6 RSTAB 9 Dlubal Software
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