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Wind Simulation & Wind Load Generation
With the stand-alone program RWIND Simulation, wind flows around simple or complex structures can be simulated by means of a digital wind tunnel.
The generated wind loads acting on these objects can be imported to RFEM or RSTAB.
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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
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- Features of RF-FORM-FINDING and RWIND Simulation
- Form-finding of a membrane structure
- CFD wind simulation in RWIND Simulation
- Export of wind loads to RFEM
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- Part 1 of a two-part RFEM webinar series
- Modeling of an industrial tank with plate elements
- Loading and load combination options
- Tips and tricks for efficient modeling workflow
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- Features of the RFEM interface to Rhino & Grasshopper
- Data exchange between Rhino and RFEM with examples
- Data exchange between Grasshopper and RFEM with examples
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- Wind load parameter and load case definitions in RFEM
- Wind simulation in RWIND Simulation digital wind tunnel
- Wind load export into RFEM for structural analysis
- RWIND Simulation advantages and benefits
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- Introduction to RFEM and RF-LAMINATE add-on module
- Analysis of CLT structure
- Design of CLT structure per CSA O86:14
- Tips for optimal modeling
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- Features of RF-ALUMINUM ADM and SHAPE-THIN
- Import of custom thin-walled section from SHAPE-THIN to RFEM
- Modeling, loading, and analysis of an aluminum structure in RFEM
- Design of members in RF-ALUMINUM ADM according to ADM 2015
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- Revit/Tekla integration with RFEM utilizing the direct link
- Round-tripping of updated model between programs
- Useful tips for a more optimized integration
- Other BIM options available
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- Buckling behavior of members utilizing RF‑STABILITY
- Use of “line releases” for beam to surface connection
- Addressing FEA singularities with concrete surface design
- Nonlinear material modelling with a plastic stress analysis of a steel connection
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- Overview and features of RFEM and the design add‑on modules
- Modeling, loading, and analysis of a multi‑material structure in RFEM
- Introduction to the design add-on modules RF-STEEL AISC and RF-CONCRETE
- Review of result output and printout report
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- Timber design options with Dlubal Software
- 3D modelling of the arch structure in RFEM
- Loading and combinations in RFEM
- Design of timber elements in RF-TIMBER Pro
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Why Dlubal Software?
- More than 45,000 users in 95 countries
- One software package for all application areas
- Free support provided by experienced engineers
- Short learning time and intuitive handling
- 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
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.
4 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
14 July 2015
