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support forces of line stock

In the calculation of ceiling tiles are used very often linear bearing. Bearing loads are then usually passed on via walls.

The FEM provides beautifully curved profiles of the support forces. In most cases you would expect but rather continue with a simplified history.

How can you create in RFEM a useful course.

Unfortunately, you can create RFEM only in a constant pattern. A linear'veränderlicher that would be useful in many cases is not possible.

Such a course of linear bearing force in the default look:

is the option for smoothing deep in the point-Navigator hidden:

Here to see the result:

addition to this, another so-called info box will appear. Here it is set:

And we see this in the graph of:

addition to the average of the reaction force (unusually, referred to as PHI) are still a number of other interesting results output. Interestingly, the sum (SIGMA). The value of x is the position of the resultant.