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IgorDzuklevski

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Feb 4, 2005
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Is there any use of CATIA for a structural engineer like me. Especially static calculations of any kind of construction (steel or consrete for example). Is there a possibility in CATIA to create a construction response to a earthquake situation.
Or is CATIA only mechanical engineer's stuff...

 
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