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In 1996, a terrible fire disaster occurred at Düsseldorf Airport. We in Germany have learned many lessons from this when it comes to fire protection. But how did the accident come about? In this post, you can read how the disaster happened and what the construction industry has learned from it.

This article shows you how to easily determine the buoyancy or the uplift limit state of a vessel in RFEM 6.

The Airedale swing bridge is the largest manually operated steel swing bridge in the UK. It provides access to a newly built housing complex in a Leeds suburb. Read more about this exciting customer project here!

Did you know? When using multiple identical blocks in a model, you can assign a reference block to the selected blocks.

Here is a new example model: This file contains the parameterized model of a steel gas station roofing. Download it for free!

In this webinar, we will show you how to perform design checks for plate and shell buckling in RFEM 6 according to Eurocode 3.

Would you like more example models? This file contains the parameterized model of an icosahedron saved as a block. Of course, you can download it for free!

Maximiliane Straub works for a leading German construction company. She tells us more about the future of construction and how companies can shape this future. Discover more in this exciting blog post!

Did you know? RFEM 6 provides you with the option to consider material nonlinearities. In this article, you learn how to determine internal forces in slabs modeled with nonlinear material.

This is a research and development project with the long-term goal to design a circular timber house that is energy-efficient. The finished house should provide excellent living comfort using a rotation system according to the sun's position. Find out more about this fascinating project here!