- Extensive library of rolled, parametric thin-walled and thick-walled cross-sections
- Extensible library for material properties
- Import of dxf files
- Cross-section properties of thin-walled or thick-walled cross-sections
- Ideal section properties of cross-sections consisting of different materials
- Stress analysis
- Plastic capacity design with interaction of internal forces according to the Simplex Method
- Definition of reinforcement and subsequent design of RSECTION cross-sections in the Concrete Design add-on
- Saving cross-sections as a block
- Scripting with JavaScript
- Interface with MS Excel for exporting tables
- Connection to Webservice & API (for example, optional creation of cross-section and access to result tables)
- Printout report
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This article provides a detailed overview of the import features from RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 to AutoCAD/DXF files.
This article outlines the data exchange capabilities between RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 and AutoCAD, focusing on DXF file integration.
This article* explores the role of the Design Response Spectrum across different seismic analysis methods, demonstrating its significance from simplified static approaches up to advanced dynamic simulations.
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This article provides an overview of RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9's dynamic analysis capabilities, highlighting essential add-ons and learning resources for seismic analysis, vibration-resistant design, and structural dynamics applications.
In the Snow Load Wizard, you can optionally consider snow overhang and snow guard when generating snow loads according to Eurocode.
In the wind simulation, it is possible to consider member coatings (for example, from ice loads).
If you activate the "Link to Nearby Objects…" option for nodes, RFEM or RSTAB automatically searches for neighboring objects. A link in the form of a rigid member is then created for these members, nodes, or surfaces.
You can specify various settings for searching for nearby objects. Including search area, object types to be searched for, and objects to be excluded. Furthermore, you can specify member hinges for the created connecting member.
The Cable on Pulleys member type allows you to simulate a cable system deflected by pulleys.
This member type only absorbs tensile forces and can only be displaced in the longitudinal direction. It is suitable for flexible tension elements whose longitudinal forces are transferred through the model via deflection points (for example, a pulley).
Can I use Dlubal API in Rhino and Grasshopper?
Can I optimize parametric cross-sections?
How can I convert a member set or several members into a single member again?
How does single sign-on work with RFEM 6?
Is it possible to test the API II (gRPC) without incurring costs?
Where can I set the fator for deformation display factor for graphical printout, for example, in the printout report?
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