Introduction

Welcome to our Finite Element Software specialized in Beeam Theory. This software is designed to provide accurate and efficient solutions for structural analysis of beam elements. Whether you are dealing with simple beams or complex structures, our software offers a comprehensive set of tools to model, analyze, and visualize the behavior of beams under various loading conditions.

Key Features

• Comprehensive Unit System: Supports a wide range of units for mass, length, time, force, stress, energy, density, and more, ensuring consistency and flexibility in your calculations.
• Advanced Analysis Capabilities: Perform static, dynamic, and stability analysis with ease.
• User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive and easy-to-use interface that simplifies the process of setting up and running simulations.
• Detailed Documentation: Access extensive documentation and tutorials to help you get the most out of the software (work in progress).

Applications

Our software is ideal for engineers, researchers, and students involved in the design and analysis of beam structures in various fields such as civil engineering, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, and more.

Start exploring the capabilities of our Finite Element Software today and take your beam analysis to the next level!

Additional Features

• Customizable Boundary Conditions: Easily set and modify boundary conditions for displacement and slope at various nodes.
• Interactive Visualization: Visualize the beam structure and results interactively, with options to highlight specific points and segments.
• Comprehensive Solution Export: Export detailed solution data, including displacement, slope, curvature, bending moment, and shear force, in various formats.
• Advanced Plotting Tools: Utilize advanced plotting tools to generate detailed graphs and charts for analysis.
• Material and Section Management: Manage and assign different materials and cross-sectional properties to beam segments.
• Dynamic Load Application: Apply nodal and distributed forces and moments dynamically to simulate real-world conditions.
• Gravity Effects: Include the effects of gravity in the analysis for more accurate results.
• Asynchronous Solving: Perform solving operations asynchronously to improve performance and user experience.