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ADAPT floor pro

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ADAPT floor pro

ADAPT floor pro

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Hi,
Is it possible in ADAPT FLOOR PRO to see reinforecement design as values at finite element centers?and could we visualize stresses at a created design section?how?if you could give me a link to a manual which contains these informations it would be a great help

RE: ADAPT floor pro

Their manuals are freely avaliable on their website. Also their support is usually very helpful. So perhaps direct it their way.

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