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Dlubal Newsletter

Structural Engineering Software
for Analysis and Design

2019

Dear Sir od Madam,

For irregular buildings and structures, the correct wind load application is often difficult. The new program RWIND Simulation helps you to find the right wind load application and to better evaluate wind loads. RWIND Simulation simulates wind flow with the aid of a digital wind tunnel. The determined wind loads can be imported into RFEM or RSTAB.

Read more about RWIND Simulation in this newsletter!

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Best Regards,
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Andreas Hörold

New Program
RWIND Simulation
for Wind Simulation
& Wind Load Generation

RWIND Simulation is a stand-alone program for the CFD simulation of wind flow around buildings or other objects. The generated wind loads that act on these objects can be imported into the structural analysis programs RFEM or RSTAB.

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New Dlubal Videos
Mass Print of User‑Defined Views	Multiple Exports from RFEM/RSTAB to Microsoft Excel
SVT 012 \| Mass Print of User-Defined Views	SVT 011 \| Multiple Exports from RFEM/RSTAB to Microsoft Excel
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Architectural View of Project (© ARTEMIS INGENIEUR)

New Nursery School Building in the District Les Sablons, Le Mans, France

This single storey 1100 m² nursery school accommodates up to 70 children. The building property is also surrounded by playgrounds and other green spaces.

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Steel Spiral Staircase in Amsterdam, The Netherlands

In 2017, VIC OBDAM was commissioned by BAM to fully design the Kasbank project (total weight about 334 t) in Amsterdam. This project included a free-standing steel spiral staircase.

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RFEM Model of the Spiral Staircase with Visualized Deformations (© Vic Obdam Staalbouw BV)

Tips & Tricks

Differences in Determining Internal Forces of Downstand Beams

When performing control calculations and comparing the internal forces and the resulting required reinforcement of downstand beams, it might happen that large differences occur. Although the same load assumptions and spans are applied, some programs or the manual calculation display very different internal forces compared to the FEA model.

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Training in November 2019

RSTAB Training in Leipzig, Germany

05/11/2019

9 a.m. to ~ 4:30 p.m.

Leipzig

RFEM Training in Leipzig, Germany

06/11/2019

9 a.m. to ~ 4:30 p.m.

Leipzig

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A. Hörold

J. Harazín

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