Did you know? Dlubal Software undergoes constant quality control. All parts of the program are tested fully automatically and manually before they are released. We set our priorities according to the needs of our users – that is, according to you! We pay particular attention to the user-friendliness, practicality, and adherence to reference examples. We document all errors in writing, evaluate them, and, of course, correct them, if necessary. The release of new versions may only be carried out by authorized persons (initially employees in quality control and then the management) after all the tests provided and a positive assessment of the test result. So you can be sure that we will do our best to provide you with software that fully meets your needs.
Quality Assurance of Dlubal Programs
Did you know? You can export all RFEM/RSTAB tables with the results individually or all at once directly into an Excel table or as a CSV file. There are several options available to you:
- With table headers
- Selected objects only
- Filled rows only
- Only filled tables
- Export data as plain text
This way, the program allows you to control and clearly manage the exported data. You can export the stored formulas directly in the table or as a separate table, as in the case of the used parameters.
Use the interfaces for more efficient work. You can import your structures in the DXF format as lines from Autodesk AutoCAD into RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9.
Furthermore, you can export different objects (for example, cross-sections) from RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 to separate layers in Autodesk AutoCAD.
Plan your buildings safely and according to the European standards. In both main programs RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9, you can easily and efficiently generate load and result combinations according to Eurocode 0 (EN 1990). Furthermore, it is also possible to determine imperfections according to Eurocode in both programs. The actions are assigned to the action types of the standard. RFEM and RSTAB then combine the load cases according to the selected design situations.
Automatic Generation of Load CombinationsThe following National Annexes are available:
- DIN | 2012-08 (Germany)
- CEN | 2010-04 (European Union)
- BDS | 2013-03 (Bulgaria)
- BS | 2009-06 (United Kingdom)
- CSN | 2015-05 (Czech Republic)
- CYS | 2010-06 (Cyprus)
- DK | 2013-09 (Denmark)
- ELOT | 2009-01 (Greece)
- EVS-EN 1990:2002+NA:2002 (Estonia)
- IS | 2010-04 (Ireland)
- LST | 2012-01 (Lithuania)
- LU | 2020-03 (Luxembourg)
- LVS | 2015-01 (Latvia)
- MS | 2010-02 (Malaysia)
- NBN | 2015-05 (Belgium)
- NEN | 2011-12 (Netherlands)
- NF | 2011-12 (France)
- NP | 2009-12 (Portugal)
- NS | 2016-05 (Norway)
- ÖNORM | 2013-03 (Austria)
- PN | 2010-09 (Poland)
- SFS | 2010-09 (Finland)
- SIST | 2010-08 (Slovenia)
- SR | 2006-10 (Romania)
- SS | 2008-06 (Singapore)
- SS | 2019-01 (Sweden)
- STN | 2010-01 (Slovakia)
- TKP | 2011-11 (Belarus)
- UNE | 2010-07 (Spain)
- UNI | 2010-10 (Italy)