Dlubal RX-TIMBER 6.24.02

Update Report 2-24-01/2-24-02
Update Report No. 03198 - RX‑TIMBER Glued‑Laminated Beam 2-24-01 | 10/30/2020
- Update of reference examples regarding the used materials


RX-TIMBER is a DLUBAL program family that meets specific demands in timber engineering. With the programs included in the RX-TIMBER package you can analyze various structural components (glued-laminated beams, continuous beams, timber columns, coupled purlins, frames, bracing, and roofs) in the ultimate limit state, the serviceability limit state, and fire resistance design according to Eurocode 5.
The governing result combinations are created automatically with the add-on module RF-COMBI that is integrated in RX-TIMBER. All of the RX-TIMBER programs are able to perform the ultimate and the serviceability limit state design.
Dlubal RX-TIMBER Bracing - Introductory Example for the Design of a Roof Bracing






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Product: Dlubal RX-TIMBER
Version: 2.24.02
Supported Architectures: x64
Website Home Page : www.dlubal.com
Language: multilanguage
System Requirements: PC *
Size: 792.9 mb


Minimum System Requirements
The following system requirements are recommended in order to use RX-TIMBER without any
difficulties:
* Operating system Windows XP/Vista/7/8
* x86 CPU with 2 GHz
* 2 GB RAM
* DVD-ROM drive for installation (alternatively a network installation is possible)
* 10 GB hard disk capacity, including approximately 1 GB required for installation
* Graphic card with OpenGL acceleration and resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels. Onboard solutions and shared-memory-technologies are not recommended.
RX-TIMBER is not supported by Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000, Linux, Mac OS or server operating systems.
No product recommendations are made - with the exception of the operating system - as RX-TIMBER basically runs on all systems that fulfill the system requirements mentioned above. If RX-TIMBER is used for intensive calculations, the guiding principle 'the more, the better' applies.