CSA A23.3:19 Concrete Design in RFEM
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This webinar demonstrates the general concrete design workflow according to the CSA A23.3:19 in RFEM and the RF-CONCRETE add-on modules.
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Webinar | CSA A23.3:19 Concrete Design in RFEM
This webinar demonstrates the general concrete design workflow according to the CSA A23.3:19 in RFEM and the RF-CONCRETE add-on modules.
Time Schedule
| 00:00 | Introduction |
| 04:35 | Concrete structure model and loading review in RFEM |
| 11:40 | Review of analysis results for members and surfaces |
| 22:20 | Design of members in RF-CONCRETE Members |
| 41:05 | Design of surfaces in RF-CONCRETE Surfaces |
| 50:48 | Addressing singularities in 2D surfaces |
| 01:03:54 | Conclusion |
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Free online webinar Concrete Reinforced Concrete CSA A23.3 CSA A23.3:19
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- Product Description | Structural Analysis Software RFEM
- RFEM add-on module RF-CONCRETE
- Product Description | RFEM add-on module RF-CONCRETE Deflect
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Where in RF‑CONCRETE Members can I display the location of the neutral axis or the neutral axis depth of concrete for a cross-section?
- When displaying my reinforcement, I use the "Values on Surfaces" option in the Results navigator. Is it possible to display additional information for the values?
- Does the program use different values of modulus of elasticity for different temperatures? How to activate it?
- How can I set the deformation coefficient kdef in the program?
- I would like to design an aluminum or lightweight structure. Is it possible to use RFEM or RSTAB for this?
- I would like to move some elements. When moving, my members are deleted, what is the reason?
- I am using COM interface and Grasshopper for the calculation of complicated structures. For this task I need to create NURBS lines. Could you explain how NURBS should be set? For example what kind of data should be provided for Knots?
- How is the load distributed to the members in the angular axis method if members are excluded from the load application?
- How do I activate the modeling of pipelines?
- A rigid member should only be able to absorb tensile forces or only compressive forces. What are the options for considering these nonlinearities in the calculation?
