BIM Integration using Finite Element Analysis and Design Software RFEM
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Everything I Expected and More
"RFEM is everything I expected and more. I’m having a blast learning the software and the webinars are fantastic."
Nicholas J. Greven P.Eng.
23 July 2019
Time Schedule
- Up to 09:00: Introduction into the FEA software RFEM
- Up to 13:00: Import of 3D BIM models into RFEM
- Up to 21:00: Export to Tekla and Bentley ISM
- Up to 25:00: Steel design according to Eurocode 3
- Up to 43:00: Concrete design according to Eurocode 2
- Up to 48:00: Creating printout reports
- Up to 56:00: Updating and exchanging scenarios with other leading BIM software
Keywords
building information modeling, BIM, IFC, Eurocode, interface, data exchange, Tekla, Revit, Bentley, finite element analysis, FEA, steel design, concrete design, round‑trip engineering
Date | Time
Event Language
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- 3D BIM models in RFEM
- Interface with Revit, Tekla and Bentley ISM
- Steel and concrete design according to Eurocodes
- Data exchange with other leading BIM software
Time Schedule
| Up to 09:00 | Introduction into the FEA software RFEM |
| Up to 13:00 |
Import of 3D BIM models into RFEM |
| Up to 21:00 | Export to Tekla and Bentley ISM |
| Up to 25:00 | Steel design according to Eurocode 3 |
| Up to 43:00 | Concrete design according to Eurocode 2 |
| Up to 48:00 | Creating printout reports |
| Up to 56:00 | Updating and exchanging scenarios with other leading BIM software |
Keywords
building information modeling BIM IFC Eurocode interface data exchange Tekla Revit Bentley finite element analysis FEA steel design concrete design round‑trip engineering
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