RSECTION Integrations

The RFEM program for finite element analysis (FEA) facilitates rapid and straightforward modeling, along with structural and dynamic calculations, enabling the design and construction of various models featuring members, plates, walls, folded plates, shells, and additional solid elements. This modular software allows users to integrate the main RFEM program with relevant add-ons tailored to their specific needs. Designed as a comprehensive structural analysis tool, RFEM provides structural engineers with a 3D FEA solution that adheres to all contemporary civil engineering standards. Thanks to its efficient data input and user-friendly interface, users can easily model both simple and intricate structures. At the core of this modular software is the RFEM program, which serves as the foundation for generating structures, materials, loads, and plans for both spatial and planar structural systems that encompass plates, walls, shells, and members. Additionally, RFEM enables the creation of hybrid structures and allows for the modeling of contact elements, making it versatile for a wide range of applications in engineering design. This capability ensures that engineers can effectively simulate real-world conditions and interactions in their structural models.

RSTAB is an advanced software tool that enables structural engineers to fulfill the demands of contemporary civil engineering projects. It offers capabilities for the calculation of 3D beams, frames, or trusses. By utilizing RSTAB, engineers can efficiently design structures composed of various materials, including steel, concrete, wood, and aluminum. The software simplifies the process of modeling structural frameworks, allowing for swift calculations of internal forces, deformations, and support reactions. Additionally, RSTAB includes design add-ons that help incorporate specific material and regulatory requirements, enhancing its versatility and effectiveness in engineering applications. This makes RSTAB an indispensable resource for professionals in the field of structural engineering.