All load combinations are transferred automatically into your FE joint analysis, eliminating the need for manual input or export to external software. Structural changes update instantly in the connection model, streamlining your workflow and saving valuable engineering time.
When you update the geometry of your structural analysis model by changing cross-sections, the steel connections adjust automatically. There is no need for manual adjustments, rebuilding from scratch, or exporting to external programs.
Move beyond the limitations of simplified rigid or hinged assumptions. Accurately modeling joint stiffness leads to more realistic, cost-efficient, and safer design checks. Precise initial stiffness analysis helps engineers achieve optimized results – economically and structurally.
Engineers demand complete control over their FE results. That’s why the substitute FE model used for connection design is provided as a separate, editable RFEM model – giving you full insight into every calculation step. No black boxes, just complete transparency.
A single file can contain all of your steel connections, which simplifies management and documentation. There's no need to create and maintain separate files for each joint.