Add-on Modules - Piping Systems
RF-PIPING Add-on Module for RFEM
RF-PIPING is used to model pipelines and to define the loads conforming to relevant standards.
It is possible to define specific piping components such as valves, reducers, fittings, flanges, tees, expansion joints, and others, and consider them together with the supporting structure.
RF-PIPING Design Add-on Module for RFEM
The RF‑PIPING Design add‑on module compares the existing pipe stresses with the allowable stresses according to EN 13480‑3, ASME B31.1, and ASME B31.3.
Piping systems are exposed to a variety of loads. Among the most authoritative is internal pressure. This article will, therefore, deal with the stresses and deformations resulting from a pure internal pressure load in the pipe wall or for the pipe.
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Associated Products
RFEM 5
Add-on Module
Piping design and pipe stress analysis
Price of First License
1,650.00 EUR
1,650.00 EUR
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