Reinforced Concrete Structures Add-on Modules

For Structures Consisting of Reinforced Concrete

The main programs RFEM and RSTAB have a modular structure. For the reinforced concrete and solid construction industries, the following add -on modules are optionally available.

The add -on modules for reinforced concrete structures allow you to design members and surfaces according to various international standards. In addition, a nonlinear analysis (cracked concrete) is possible.

RF-CONCRETE Add-on Module for RFEM

The RF-CONCRETE add-on module performs the required ultimate and serviceability limit state designs of reinforced concrete members and surfaces.

Fire resistance design is possible for rectangular and circular cross-sections.

RSTAB add-on module CONCRETE

CONCRETE is an RSTAB add-on module for reinforced concrete design of member elements.

The design is carried out for uniaxial and biaxial bending with axial force as well as shear and torsion.

RF-/CONCRETE Columns Add-on Module for RFEM/RSTAB

The RF-/CONCRETE Columns add-on module performs the ultimate limit state designs of rectangular and circular compression elements according to the model column method (method based on nominal curvature).

RF-CONCRETE NL Add-on Module for RFEM

The RF-CONCRETE NL add‑on module performs physical and geometrical nonlinear calculation of beam and plate structures consisting of reinforced concrete.

RF-CONCRETE Deflect Add-on Module for RFEM

The RF-CONCRETE Deflect add‑on module allows for analytical deformation analysis of plate structures consisting of reinforced concrete.

RF-PUNCH Pro Add-on Module for RFEM

The RF-PUNCH Pro add‑on module performs the design of punching shear resistance for singularly or linearly supported surfaces.

EC2 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

EC2 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with EN 1992‑1‑1 (Eurocode 2) including the integrated National Annexes (NA) for various add‑on modules.

DIN 1045-1 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

DIN 1045-1 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with the German standard DIN 1045‑1:2008 for various add‑on modules.

SIA 262 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

SIA 262 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with the Swiss standard SIA 262 for various add‑on modules.

ACI 318 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

ACI 318 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with the American standard ACI 318 for various add‑on modules.

CSA A23.3 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

CSA A23.3 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with the Canadian standard CSA A23.3 for various add‑on modules.

GB 50010 for RFEM/RSTAB Module Extension

GB 50010 for RFEM/RSTAB extends the range of standards for reinforced concrete design with the Chinese standard GB 50010‑2010: Code for Design of Concrete Structures, 1st edition, July 2011, for various add‑on modules.

RF-/FOUNDATION Pro Add-on Module for RFEM/RSTAB

The RF-/FOUNDATION Pro add-on module designs single, bucket and block foundations for all support forces arising in the model.

Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Kappl Village Center, Austria

The village center in Kappl, Tyrol, Austria includes three separate structures forming a U shape. The total area of all three components is 911,118 ft³ and includes a café, retail shops, and visitors' center, as well as a large multipurpose hall.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Markas Headquarters in Bolzano, Italy

ATP architekten ingenieure, in collaboration with Kauer Ingenieure, designed a spectacular building with an external supporting structure utilizing BIM.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Intelligent Quarters Hamburg, Germany

In the center of HafenCity Hamburg, a new building complex with an 18-story high-rise office building, a seven-story office building, a nine-story residential building, and a two-story underground parking garage was constructed.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Funke Media Office, Essen, Germany

The Funke Media Group, headquartered in Essen, Germany, initiated a new corporate headquarters construction project to accommodate around 1,000 employees at an important traffic junction in the city center. The three-building complex includes a total area of 398,265 ft² in addition to a 300-car parking garage.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

FC Campus Office and Administrative Building in Karlsruhe, Germany

The FC Campus ("Cube A" and "Cube B"), located directly at the A5 exit Karlsruhe-Nord, consists of two adjacent structural cubes at a slight offset, which leave a lasting impression due to their unique façade design.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Garage Pétry à ROOST

In Roost, Luxembourg, a new building complex is being built that relates to cars.
Up to six car dealerships, a parking area, and a paint shop will be built on the site.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Hemsedal Alpine Suites, Norway

The "Hemsedal Ski Center" in the Scandinavian Alps is one of the top 3 ski resorts in Norway.
At the foot of the mountainside, a new apartment hotel with 100 modern rooms will be completed by the end of 2017.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

New School Building in Gol, Norway

In June 2016, a new modern school was opened in Gol, Norway after almost two years of construction.
The three-story building with an approximate floor area of 91,493 ft² provides space for 750 students from the 1^st through the 10^th grade.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Hotel Intercontinental in Davos, Switzerland

In December 2013, a hotel with extraordinary architecture opened in Davos, Switzerland. The building is shaped like a golden egg and is situated on a mountainside.

The hotel is elliptical in shape with all corners rounded, and is constructed with reinforced concrete.
Customer Projects of Reinforced Concrete Structures

Element 1 of Science Park in Linz, Austria

The science park completes the Johannes Kepler University Linz in Austria with five further buildings.
Building element 1 is a framed structure made of reinforced concrete. The structure includes a deep basement used as a parking garage, and a first floor with laboratories.

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