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Ingenieurbüro Jürgen Ehlenz, Beckingen, Germany www.ibehlenz.de |
The conveyor bridge is a part of the conveyor belt system realized in Uzbekistan.
Engineering office Jürgen Ehlenz, the customer of Dlubal Software, was responsible for structural analysis and detailed design of the conveyor bridge and other parts of the conveyor belt system.
| Structural Engineering |
Ingenieurbüro Jürgen Ehlenz, Beckingen, Germany www.ibehlenz.de |
The tripper car bridge is a part of the conveyor belt structure realized in Uzbekistan.
Engineering office Jürgen Ehlenz, the customer of Dlubal Software, was responsible for structural analysis and detailed design of the conveyor bridge and other parts of the conveyor belt system.
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Ingenieurbüro Burgdorf, Mackenbach, Germany www.ib-burgdorf.de |
The project of reinforcing the crane bridge dating from 1924 required a complete structural recalculation.
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Successful Project with RFEM and RSTAB
"The art project" Solhjul "was solved with the help of the programs RSTAB and RFEM as well as the good Dlubal support."
Dipl.-Ing. Martin Schmidt-Nielsen
2 June 2015
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Reduced Costs Thanks to Dlubal Software
"We were able to conduct a very satisfactory structural analysis of our project and thus managed to optimize our material costs, we are happy."
Thierry Catalano
28 September 2014
