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2024-03-01

Drupa Software Chinese Lecture 5-RWIND Simulation Wind Tunnel Simulation

Occurred

2020-04-07

Free

On April 7, 2020, we will hold a new online video lecture of Drupa software at 15:00 Beijing time.

Time Schedule
- Definition of wind load parameters and load conditions in RFEM
- Wind load simulation of digital wind tunnel in RWIND
- Export wind load to RFEM
- Advantages and benefits of using RWIND simulation

Dipl.-Ing. Hongyang Zheng

Branch Manager, Technical Support, Sales and Marketing

Mr. Zheng Hongyang is the branch manager of Dlubal Software in Shanghai, China, where he coordinates sales, marketing, and technical support activities in the Greater China region.

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Videos

General

UPD 004 | Update to Program Version x.26

Length: 00:01:43 min

General

Wind Loads on Buildings

Length: 00:03:27 min

General

What are Actions?

Length: 00:02:32 min

FAQ

FAQ 004959 | Is it possible to keep the results from RWIND Simulation when deleting the FE mesh ...

Length: 00:00:24 min

FAQ

FAQ 004838 | I have defined a wind profile for RWIND Simulation up to a height of 100 m. Is the wind ...

Length: 00:00:20 min

FAQ

FAQ 004799 | How can I import an IFC model into the RWIND Simulation environment?

Length: 00:01:00 min

Knowledge Base

KB 001668 | Wind Simulation Using RWIND Simulation and Wind Force Transfer to RFEM or RSTAB

Length: 00:02:33 min

Knowledge Base

KB 001680 | Why use 3D models in structural design?

Length: 00:00:21 min

FAQ

[EN] FAQ 004607 | I would like to use the export of visual objects to RWIND Simulation. How do ...

Length: 00:00:55 min

Playlist

Models to Download

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Steel Structure Connection | AISC 360-22

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Multi-storey building

Model 004859 | Steel Structure | AISC 360/341-22

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Steel Member RSA | ASCE 7 and NBC

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Structures react differently to wind action depending on stiffness, mass, and damping. A basic distinction is made between buildings that are prone to vibration and those that are not.

Computer technology has a firm grip on digital structural analysis and design. With each new development, the planners involved are able to increase the limits of what is feasible.

Structures are naturally three-dimensional. However, because it was impossible to perform calculations on three-dimensional models easily in the past, the structures were simplified and broken down into planar subsystems. With the increasing performance of computers and related software, it is often possible to do without these simplifications. Digital trends such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) and new options for creating realistic visualized models reinforce this trend. But do 3D models really offer an advantage, or are we just following a trend? The following text presents some arguments for working in 3D models.

KB 001880 | Design of Cable Structures in RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9

In this article, you will learn how to model and design cable structures in RFEM 6 or RSTAB 9.

Product Features

Use the "Independent mesh preferred" option in the FE mesh settings to create an independent FE mesh for the integrated objects. This allows you to generate a significantly more detailed and precise FE mesh for individual objects that are integrated into one another.