Bolt Connection
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The simplest way to model a bolt connection in RFEM 5 is to define a node in the center of a hole, and then connect it by means of internal members to the surface.
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Bolt Bolt connection Hole bearing
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The simplest way to model a bolt connection in RFEM 5 is to define a node in the center of a hole, then connect it to the surface by means of internal members.
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