- More than 25,000 users in 71 countries
- One software package for all application areas
- Short learning time and intuitive handling
- Service provided by experienced engineers
- Excellent price/performance ratio
- Flexible modular concept, extensible according to your needs
- Scalable license system with single and network licenses
- Proven software used in many well-known projects
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Why Dlubal Software?
Knowledge Base
On the ‘Knowledge Base’ page, you can find many technical articles and tips & tricks that may help you to solve your structural engineering tasks using Dlubal Software.
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Amazing Webinar
“I would like to sincerely thank you for the invitation and the opportunity to attend the webinar. It was really amazing, I learned a lot!”
Christian Pelzmann
25 April 2014
Tips & Tricks for Modelling in RFEM and RSTAB
Content
- Identification and solving of modelling errors and instabilities
- Connection of surface and member elements
- Modelling of nodal constraints, nodal releases, line as well as surface releases
Design of Steel Structures According to EC 3 | Part 2: Stability Analysis, Design
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- Stability analysis in RF‑STABILITY / RSBUCK
- Generation of imperfections in RF‑IMP / RSIMP
- Design of steel members in RF‑/STEEL EC3, including RF‑/STEEL Warping Torsion and RF‑/STEEL Plasticity
Concrete Dome, Tank, and Shell Modeling in RFEM
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- Modeling, loading, and analysis of a concrete dome in RFEM
- ACI 318-14 strength and serviceability design with the RF-CONCRETE Surfaces add-on module
- Explore both automated and user-defined reinforcement areas
- Deflection analysis considering creep/shrinkage with the RF-CONCRETE Deflect add-on module
Nonlinear Time History Analysis – Machine-Induced Vibrations
Content
- Structure of the RF‑/DYNAM Pro add‑on modules, realization of the linear and nonlinear time history analysis in the software
- Machine-induced vibrations
- Example in RSTAB: Time history analysis of machine-induced vibrations under consideration of nonlinearities
- Tension members
- Partial activity of a hinge – slippage
- Failure of a support
AISC 360-16 Steel Member Design in RFEM
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- Modeling, loading, and analysis of steel members in RFEM
- AISC 360-16 ultimate and serviceability limit state design in RF-STEEL AISC
- Significant changes in the 2016 standard applied in RF-STEEL AISC
- Review of result output and printout report generation
Piping Design per ASME in RFEM
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- Modelling of piping system and supporting structure in RFEM with RF‑PIPING module extension
- Define additional piping components (fittings, flanges, valves, expansion joints, etc.)
- Automatic load combination generation for piping loads
- Design of piping systems with RF‑PIPING Design
- Overview of supporting structure analysis and design
Design of Steel Structures According to EC 3 | Part 1: Modelling, Loading, Combinations
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- Modelling a steel structure
- Loading (generating member loads from surface loads, generating wind loads according to EC 1)
- Automatic creation of load and result combinations
Nonlinear FEA of Steel Connections in RFEM
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- Finite element analysis of bolted connection and steel tie rod models in RFEM
- Nonlinear applications including contact solids and surface releases
- Modeling tips such as FE mesh settings and mesh refinements
- Interpretation of analysis results in RFEM
Tank, Silo, and Shell Modeling in RFEM
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- Modeling, loading, and analysis of a shell structure in RFEM
- Surface stress and serviceability design in RF‑STEEL Surfaces
- Member design in RF‑STEEL AISC
- Structure stability analysis in RF‑STABILITY
Design of Craneway Girders According to Eurocode 3
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- Features of the CRANEWAY stand‑alone program
- Design of a crane runway girder according to EC 3
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Contact us or find various suggested solutions and useful tips on our FAQ page.
First Steps
We provide hints and tips to help you get started with the main programs RFEM and RSTAB.
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Impressive Webinar
“The webinar was a good presentation that showed the capabilities of your software. I am very impressed with the speaker's time management. To ensure the webinar is within an hour requires a talented professional engineer, preparation and knowledge of the material. This webinar reinforces the value and efficiency of RFEM along with the many add‑on modules.”
Jonathan J. Hiipakka P.E.
5 February 2018
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Useful Webinar on Joint Design
“The webinar 'Design of Timber Joints in RFEM and RSTAB was very successful!
I am particularly pleased that you explained how to select the SFS intec dowel system WS‑T. Thank you very much!”
Caroline Göttlein
15 July 2015
