Structural Analysis Software
for Application Areas

FEA is a computational technique that divides complex physical structures into smaller, manageable elements to predict their behavior under various conditions such as stress, heat, and vibration.

Dlubal's RWIND 3 software utilizes computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to simulate wind flows around structures, enabling precise wind load generation for both simple and complex geometries.

The dynamic and seismic analysis tools integrated in RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 offer engineers advanced capabilities to model and evaluate structures under dynamic loads, including seismic forces, using specialized add-ons.

RFEM 6, enhanced with the FORM-FINDING and CUTTING-PATTERN add-ons, enables engineers to determine optimal prestressed shapes for membrane and cable structures and generate precise cutting patterns.

The Steel Joints add-on enables precise analysis and design of steel connections—including bolted, welded, and base plate types—by automatically generating finite element models and conducting detailed checks according to standards such as EN 1993-1-8 and AISC 360, all within a unified interface.

Dlubal's RFEM 6, enhanced with the Geotechnical Analysis add-on, enables engineers to realistically model soil-structure interactions by defining soil layers from borehole data, simulating nonlinear soil behavior, and evaluating foundation performance under various loading conditions.

The Concrete Foundations and Geotechnical Analysis add-ons offer engineers comprehensive tools for designing reinforced and unreinforced foundation plates as well as bucket and block foundations, while accurately modeling soil-structure interactions based on real-world geotechnical data.