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Dynamic Calculations with Dlubal Software
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First Steps with RFEM
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Watch this video to learn more about the [RF-/DYNAM Pro] add-on modules for dynamic calculations of structures.
Utilize [RF-SOILIN] to consider soil-structure interaction. The further structural static analysis can then be carried out considering the dynamic analysis results in other add on modules. For example, you can perform fatigue designs for members with [RF-/STEEL Fatigue Members].
Dlubal Software offers structural engineers all necessary tools to perform dynamic calculations and the required ultimate limit state designs.
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Dlubal Product Feature DYNAM Pro RF-DYNAM Pro Civil engineer Structural Engineer Dynamic analysis Response spectrum analysis Response spectrum Multi-modal response spectrum analysis RSA Time history RF-SOILIN Soil Earthquake Taipei 101 Taipeh 101 Tuned mass damper Fatigue design Accidental torsion Equivalent loads Equivalent seismic loads Machine induced vibrations Human Induced Vibrations Non-linear calculation Dashpot Spring Rubber support Eurocode 8 EN 1998 Product description for the feature Product Feature Dlubal Software feature
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