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FAQ 003623 | Where in RF‑PUNCH Pro is the direction of the individual reinforcement layers displayed?
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Where in RF‑PUNCH Pro is the direction of the individual reinforcement layers displayed?Answer
The reinforcement directions phi 1 and phi 2 are displayed in Window 1.4 when clicking one of the cells shown in Figure 01.Keywords
Dlubal FAQ Punching shear Punching Reinforcement Direction Reinforcement position Position Orientation Width of reinforcement Longitudinal reinforcement Frequently Asked Question FAQ about Dlubal Question and Answer about Dlubal
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