Dlubal Rfem : Concrete Edition

Complete Residential Building from Beginning to Pro

What you'll learn

Dlubal RFEM

Initial Setting

Modelling of the Concrete Elements

Proper Modelling the Stairs

Stair Head Modelling

How to apply the Loads Properly

Analysis of the Concrete Members

Design of the Concrete Members

and many more things…….

Requirements

Dlubal RFEM installed

Description

Complete Modelling , Analysis and Design of the Residential Building in Dlubal RFEM.We will learn from the Basics so that you can understand each and everything in the Dlubal RFEM.We will learn these things :-Initial SettingsModelling of the Concrete ElementsStaircase ModellingLoadsAnalysis Design and many more things…………….RFEM is a powerful 3D FEA program helping structural engineers meet requirements in modern civil engineering. Efficient data input and intuitive handling facilitate modeling of simple and large structures.The structural analysis program RFEM is the basis of a modular software system. The main program RFEM is used to define structures, materials, and loads for planar and spatial structural systems consisting of plates, walls, shells and members. The program also allows you to create combined structures as well as model solid and contact elements.Intuitive Graphical User-InterfaceA structure is created in the graphical user interface typical for CAD programs or by using tables. Right-clicking on graphical or navigator objects activates the shortcut menu, which facilitates creating or editing such objects. The user interface is operated intuitively. Therefore the model and loading objects can be created in a minimal amount of time.So if you are interested in the in learning the Dlubal RFEM this course is for you !!!

Overview

Section 1: Initial Settings in the Dlubal RFEM

Lecture 1 Create a New File in Dlubal RFEM

Lecture 2 Setting up the Unit

Lecture 3 Setting up the Grids

Lecture 4 Modifying the Grid Lines in Dlubal RFEM

Lecture 5 How to create the nodes

Section 2: Modelling of the Concrete Elements

Lecture 6 Modelling of the Column

Lecture 7 How to rotate the Column

Lecture 8 Provide Fixed Support to the Column

Lecture 9 Modelling of the Plinth Beam

Lecture 10 How to solve problem related with the modelling of the beam

Lecture 11 Modelling of the Ground Floor Column

Lecture 12 Modelling of the Floor Beam

Lecture 13 Modelling of the Slab

Section 3: Staircase Modelling

Lecture 14 Modelling of Staircase Beam a the Base

Lecture 15 Modelling of the Mid Landing Beam

Lecture 16 Modelling of Staircase ( 1st Half )

Lecture 17 Visibilty back to normal

Lecture 18 Modelling of the Staircase Completed

Lecture 19 Transparent to Solid

Section 4: Modelling of the Floor

Lecture 20 Modelling of the First Floor

Lecture 21 Modelling of Three More Story

Lecture 22 StairHead Modelling

Lecture 23 Set the Thickness of the Slab

Section 5: All about the Load Cases

Lecture 24 Load Cases Defined

Lecture 25 FF Applied

Lecture 26 Change the Thickness of the Slab

Lecture 27 Partition Wall Load on Surfaces

Lecture 28 Apply the loads on the Beam

Lecture 29 PW Loads on the Plinth Beam

Lecture 30 Nodes size reduced

Lecture 31 Floor Live Load Applied

Lecture 32 Stair Live Applied

Lecture 33 Roof Live Applied

Lecture 34 Apply Wind Load for Positive Load Cases

Lecture 35 Apply the Negative Wind Load

Lecture 36 Earth Quack Forces in Dlubal Refm

Section 6: Analysis and Analysis Result

Lecture 37 How to run the Analysis

Lecture 38 Analysis Result

Section 7: Design and Design Result

Lecture 39 Design of Column

Lecture 40 Design Results of the Columns

Lecture 41 Design of the Concrete Members in one Go

Civil Engineers,Structural Engineers