Windows Software | RamSeries Professional 11.0.5 | 89.1 Mb
RamSeries is a three-dimensional structural analysis environment for calculations of solids, beams and shells using the Finite Element Method. RamSeries includes totally integrated pre/post-processing modules allowing the user to define the geometry and all other data necessary for the analysis, as well as visualization of the results. RamSeries includes a big collection of three-dimensional model types, their burdens and bonds are powerful tools with a variety of applications. Moreover, Ram Series can be adapted to specific needs allowing the user to automate and simplify the analysis process.

Applications

Metal bar-structures calculations
Reinforced concrete structures calculations 
Isotropic or orthotropic plates and shells calculations 
Pre-dimensioning and verification of reinforced concrete based on the EHE regulations 
Bars-plates coupling analysis 
Three-dimensional solid elements analyses 
Plane stress and strain analyses 

Characteristics

Bars, triangular and tetrahedral elements 
Different local axes definition techniques 
Conjugate Gradients Method with sparse storage. It is possible to analyze up to one million degrees of freedom on one PC. 
Simple hypotheses and combined hypotheses of loads with increment coeficients.
Available for WINDOWS, LINUX and UNIX operating systems

Advantages 

High quality in-space structure analyses using the Finite Element Method together with automatic bars and plates. 
High quality processing potential and mesh generation for complex models.
Easy data inserting and quick process learning 
Usage of triangles and tetrahedrons for totally automated mesh generation
High optimization of the Solver allowing to process large amount of calculated data using a desktop computer (up to 1 million grades of freedom with less then 500 MB of RAM).
An armature dimension by the EHE Standards with detailed information about all the certificates
Using a large variety of sophisticated result visualization methods

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