Stand-Alone Programs
RWIND 2
RWIND is a program (digital wind tunnel) for the numerical simulation of wind flows around any building geometries with determination of the wind loads on their surfaces. RWIND is available as a Basic and Pro version.
This program was developed in cooperation with PC-Progress and CFD Support and can be used as a stand-alone application or together with RFEM and RSTAB for a complete structural analysis and design.

Selected Output of Eigenvalues, Including Buckling Analysis
You can use the selection options in the printout report to receive the detail results (in short or long form) to illustrate the individual buckling modes with the relevant buckling analysis.

In RWIND Simulation, it is possible to divide the model in different zones. On the one hand, different surface roughness can be assigned to the zones. On the other hand, it is possible to evaluate local results better.
- Where is the fatigue design activated in the CRANEWAY program?
- Is it possible to use load transfer surfaces in RFEM 6 for the wind load generation using RWIND?
- Where can I find the update reports, information about problem solving, and new features in RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9?
- How do I get the current authorization file for RFEM 5, RSTAB 8, and other stand-alone programs?
- What is the meaning of the difference in the checksum of drag forces?
- In CRANEWAY, there is a crane library with templates. Why is it grayed out?
- Is it possible to export RWIND Simulation results into a GIS software or any other external program?
- How can I authorize the trial version of RWIND Simulation on a single‑user computer?
- How can I optimize the calculation time in CRANEWAY?
- After running the program as a full version and working with it for a certain period of time, an error message appears when saving the file, saying that the authorization failed. What is the reason, and how can I save my file anyway?
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