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Reinforced Concrete Slab
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Reinforced Concrete Slab
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- Updated 11 January 2021
- Size 8,87 MB
- Number of Nodes 14
- Number of Lines 15
- Number of Surfaces 3
- Number of Load Cases 4
- Number of Load Combinations 24
- Number of Result Combinations 3
- Total Weight 49.789 t
- Dimensions 14.236 x 9.736 x 0.000 m
- Program Version 5.04.0108.81660
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- In connection with the analytical SLS calculation, I get implausibly large values for the crack width and deformation in the RF‑CONCRETE add-on modules. What is the cause and how can I fix the problem?
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- Is it possible to adjust the initial values of the temperature courses entered for the fire resistance design? For example, I would like to adjust the initial value of the moisture content.
- How can I change the size of reinforcement bars from the American code (#3,#4, and so on) to millimeters in RF‑CONCRETE Members while using ACI?
- Is it possible in RF‑CONCRETE Surfaces to model a prefabricated slab or an element slab with different reinforcement layouts, for example, a reinforcement layer in a precast element and another reinforcement layer in the cast-in-place concrete extension?
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