Hobro Arrest Prison Scaffolding, Denmark
Customer Project
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3D Scaffolding Model in RFEM (© PlusEight System AB)
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Hobro Arrest Prison Scaffolding, Denmark (© PlusEight System AB)
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3D Scaffolding Model in RFEM (© PlusEight System AB)
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Scaffolding Assembly (© PlusEight System AB)
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3D Scaffolding Model in RFEM (© PlusEight System AB)
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Dlubal Software for Structural Analysis and Design of Aluminium Structures
The scaffolding structure consists of aluminum trusses with heights varying between 1.64 ft and 3.28 ft as well as horizontal steel beams, columns, railings, and bracings. All elements are based on the PlusEight system.
Owner |
BERA Stilladser A/S, Denmark www.berastilladser.dk |
Structural Design |
PlusEight System AB, Sweden www.pluseight.net |
Model Parameters
Model
This structure is designed as facade scaffolding, but can also serve as a weather protection roof as well as a multi-platform structure. The weather protection roof was modeled independently while the roof loads were applied to the scaffolding structure. The scaffolding is anchored to the masonry at numerous locations. This connection further transfers the wind loads to the building.
To finalize this project, multiple RFEM features were utilized, such as nonlinear member end hinges and nodal supports. Furthermore, the RF-STEEL EC3 and RF-ALUMINUM add-on modules were utilized to design the structure according to EC 3 and EC 9. The designs were carried out according to the National Annex of Sweden.
Project Location
Adelgade 759500 Hobro, Denmark
Keywords
Scaffolding Trusses Aluminum Steel
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