Thin-Walled/Cold formed design

Hello everyone,
While analyzing cold-formed members, I’m comparing the cross-section capacities calculated according to AISI S100 and AISC 360 for identical profiles.
In the second variant—where the Thin-walled model option is disabled—the results are displayed in tabular format. However, in graphical visibility mode, I encounter an error notification.
Is there a way to manually hide this error message in the graphical view?
I appreciate any insights you may have and look forward to your feedback.

I'll look forward to any reply.

Hi VladyslavM,

welcome to the Dlubal Community :waving_hand: We're glad to have you here!

Yes, this is possible by selecting this option in the result navigator:

If you have any further questions, just ask. I'm happy to help :smiley:

Best regards
Clemens Gutmann

Dear Clemens Gutmann,

Thank you a lot!

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Здравствуйте.
При расчете стальных конструкций по СП 16.13330 данная функция не работает :(

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Hi Sergey,

welcome to the Dlubal Community :waving_hand:

I moved your question to a new topic: Calculating of steel structures acc. to SP 16.13330

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Thanks and best regards
Sören

Dear Clemens Gutmann,

I have an issue with recognizing of colf-formed U-section and applying Roll forming factor k=7.
While performing load-bearing capacity checks for a wall panel stud with a cold-formed U-section (190×77 mm, thickness 2.0 mm), RFEM does not apply the roll forming factor k = 7 for increased yield strength as specified in EN 1993-1-3, clause 3.2.2 (3).
The software displays the message: “It is not possible to calculate yield strength…”



I definitely understand that C-shape profile will work much better but in my particular case the main goal to use U-shape to provide the connection of the attached members as it show in the image below.
And the lips will be fixed with a sheeting material outside and inside of the panel.


Any guidance or examples of correct settings would be greatly appreciated.

Dear Dlubal RFEM users,

Perhaps someone has already encountered a similar question regarding the consideration of sheet cladding material in the analysis of cold-formed steel profiles.

I would be very grateful for any thoughts or insights on this topic.