Timber Design
The Timber Design module in FEM-Design helps you find the most suitable timber bar cross-sections and panel types through fast auto-design and utilisation checks according to Eurocode 5.
The module can work with vast array of wood materials from cross laminated timber (CLT), fibre, oriented strand (OSB) and/or particle boards.
The simple User interface helps you examine bar and panel systems in a 3D environment whilst considering the realistic behaviour of wood materials with buckling and fire effects.
Watch the Timber Design Overview Video
Timber Design Module Features
Timber design according to Eurocode 5
Easily check transitions and bends, as time classes and reduction factors for stiffness have already been considered in the 3D model
Automatic calculation of the buckling coefficient considering structural stiffness
Lateral torsional buckling and other essential stability checks
Ability to calculate model nonlinearly with initial curvature
Automatic profile optimisation and design for fire effects
Beams with variable cross section and apex check
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Calculations performed according to: –
EuroCode
Belgian National Annex
British National Annex
Danish National Annex
Dutch National Annex
Estonian National Annex
Finnish National Annex
German National Annex
Hungarian National Annex
Latvian National Annex
Norwegian National Annex
Polish National Annex
Romanian National Annex
Spanish National Annex
Swedish National Annex
Turkish Seismic Code
Languages supported: –
English
French- Dutch
- Hungarian
- Polish
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