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Revit - materials library - for example I need concrete for Eurocodes standard

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Revit - materials library - for example I need concrete for Eurocodes standard

Revit - materials library - for example I need concrete for Eurocodes standard

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Hi,
Can some one help me with library for Revit on Eurocode standard for concrete all class of resistance.
Also other library for structure will be great to have them, for Architecture are lots of files.

Thank you in advance.

RE: Revit - materials library - for example I need concrete for Eurocodes standard

Hi,
If architectural libraries are not enough for you, I dare to thing that you want to export the file to a structural analysis application. If so, I would try to create some structural components in the structural analysis application and then import them from Revit.
Moreover, some structural analysis application allow you to map sections and materials

RE: Revit - materials library - for example I need concrete for Eurocodes standard

You want to add material to the element according to Eurocodes? For instance C25/30 or C30/37?

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