The Result Diagrams in Section display the results at the stress points of the cross-section. To access this display, click the
button. It is available in the result tables of the “Timber Design” category for member objects, but not for surfaces.
The “Result Diagrams in Section” window appears. The graphic shows the stress state corresponding to the result in the current table row.
You can control the graphic as usual with the mouse, for example, to zoom. The functions are described in the chapter Graphic Control of the RFEM 6 manual.
The result display can also be customized using the buttons in the toolbar. They have the following functions:
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List button with selection options for result types |
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Show or hide the display of values at stress points |
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Show only the extreme values of the positive and negative results |
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Scale result diagrams by a factor in [%] |
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Show or hide the cross-section contour |
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Show or hide the dimensions |
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Show or hide the coordinate system |
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Show or hide the shear center |
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Show or hide the display of stress points |
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Show or hide the display of stress point numbering |
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Show or hide the display of the FE mesh |
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Open the “Information About Section” window |
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Print the current display |
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Display the full view of result diagrams |
Result Types
Use the list button
to select which results should be displayed on the cross-section. Depending on the design checks, the following options are available:
- Diagram of Design Ratio
- Stresses
- Unit Stresses
- Strains
- Unit Strains
Depending on the applied loads, you can display various results on the cross-section. Use the options in the menu bar to do so.
For unit stresses, the FEA refers to a result from a finite element analysis, while SIMPLEX refers to a cross-section calculation using the Simplex method. The results are displayed as color gradients directly on the cross-section.
Graphic Printout
Using the options available via the list button
, you can directly print the current graphic, save it as a PDF, or transfer it to the printout report. The details to be displayed can also be specified in the print preview.