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Design software with new features

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The new software can be downloaded either as a stand-alone version or as a bundle with the Jordahl Expert Punching Shear Reinforcement JDA design software

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Jordahl GmbH has added two important new features to its Jordahl Expert Anchor Channel JTA design software. Version 1.3.3.0 also makes it possible to design anchor channels for dynamic loads, which enables a design process that is fully ETA-compliant whilst considering a varying number of load cycles. The related verification is carried out in accordance with EN 1992-1-1 (EC2) in the fatigue limit state for non-fatigue actions under service loads. The previous design method was based on two million load cycles whereas the new feature makes it possible to define varying numbers of load cycles....

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