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* [[concrete]]
* [[concrete]]
** prestressed concrete
** [[prestressed concrete]]
** post-tensioned concrete
** [[post-tensioned concrete]]
** reinforced concrete
** [[reinforced concrete]]
* [[masonry]]
* [[masonry]]
* [[steel]]
* [[steel]]
* [[timber]] [ [[wood]] ]
* [[timber]] [ [[wood]] ]
* [[composites]]
* [[composites]]
** steel concrete composite beam
** [[steel concrete composite beam]]
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* [[fatigue]]
* [[fatigue]]
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* [[eigenvalue analysis]]
* [[eigenvalue analysis]]
* [[finite element analysis]]
* [[finite element analysis]]
** [[grillage analysis]]
** [[line beam analysis]]
* [[modal analysis]]
* [[modal analysis]]
* [[moving load]]
* [[moving load]]
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* [[tendon]]
* [[tendon]]
* [[relaxation]]
* [[relaxation]]
* [[model checking]]
* [[model checking]], [[conflict review]], [[clash detection]] - decide which keyword to keep
 
== Special Meaning Keywords ==
 
* legacy software - software that is no longer supported but may still be available on the market, typical for open source software, academic software, etc.
* retired software - software that is not longer supported or available on the market
* acquired software - for software that was acquired by another company and rebranded under different name

Latest revision as of 05:13, 12 December 2009

The keywords listed below are used to categorize individual entries in the software database. The first keyword after bullet is the primary keyword used for classification; the keywords following the ":" are secondary keywords.

See also Category:Keyword.


General Keywords






Collaboration


Analysis Type




  • ? 2nd order analysis

Structural Component

Software Platform

Miscellaneous

Special Meaning Keywords

  • legacy software - software that is no longer supported but may still be available on the market, typical for open source software, academic software, etc.
  • retired software - software that is not longer supported or available on the market
  • acquired software - for software that was acquired by another company and rebranded under different name