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2 Input Data<br />
2.8 Serviceability Data<br />
This input table controls several settings for the serviceability limit state design. It is only<br />
available when you have set relevant entries in the Serviceability Limit State tab of table 1.1<br />
(see chapter 2.1.2, page 10).<br />
Figure 2.20: Table 1.8 Serviceability Data<br />
Reference to<br />
In column A, you decide whether you want to apply the deformation to single members,<br />
lists of members or sets of members.<br />
Member / Set No.<br />
In table column B, you enter the numbers of the members or sets of members that you<br />
want to design. You can also use the [Pick] function to select them graphically in the <strong>RF</strong>EM<br />
work window. The respective Reference Length will be entered automatically in column D.<br />
This column presets the lengths of the members, sets of members or member lists. If required,<br />
you can adjust these values after ticking the Manually check box in column C.<br />
Reference Length<br />
The reference lengths L are represented by the lengths of members or sets of members that<br />
are preset in table column D. If required, you can adjust these values after ticking the Manually<br />
check box in column C.<br />
Direction<br />
Table column E defines the decisive direction for the deformation analysis. The member orientations<br />
y and z are available for selection.<br />
Precamber<br />
If you want to consider a precamber w c , enter a value for the rise in table column F.<br />
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