Bridge Model After Prestressing
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Graduation Thesis 000456 | Analysis and Design Based on Building Information Modeling (BIM) Tools - Study of Bridge with Prestressed Beams on Lake Toho in Pahou
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Structural design Finite elements Prestressed beams RFEM 5 Bridge Concrete
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- Updated 18 July 2022
- Number of Nodes 749
- Number of Lines 775
- Number of Members 289
- Number of Surfaces 133
- Number of Load Cases 107
- Number of Load Combinations 1648
- Number of Result Combinations 7
- Dimensions 335.846 x 14.000 x 41.118 m
- Program Version 5.29.01
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