Masonry
The “Masonry” program can be used to analyze the load-bearing capacity and stability of single-story walls, multi-story walls, basement walls subjected to earth pressure, and pillars made of masonry.
Only available in FRILO Professional und FRILO Ultimate
Core capabilities
The program is used to perform structural safety analyses of masonry columns, i.e. bar-shaped components with a rectangular cross-section that are subjected to compression under systematic uniaxial and biaxial bending.
Structural system
Parameters for:
- Column
- Load application area
- Loundation
Loads
- Vertical loads
- Horizontal loads
Particularities
- Cantilever column
- Hinged column
- Restrained column
- Manufacturer databases for clay bricks and lightweight concrete units:
- Wienerberger
- Schlagmann Poroton
- UNIPOR
- Kellerer ZMK Ziegelsysteme
- BV Leichtbeton)
Design
- Simplified method
- More accurate method
File formats
- Word
- Printer
Output profile
- Brief output
- User-defined scope
Transfer options
- Foundation
Masonry
- DIN EN 1996:2019
- DIN EN 1996:2015
- DIN EN 1996:2012
- ÖNORM EN 1996:2009
- BS EN 1996:2007
- NEN EN 1996:2007
- prNBN EN 1996:2009
- CSN EN 1996:2008
- PN EN 1996:2010
- DIN 1053-1
- DIN 1053-1:2014
- DIN 1053-100
Support resources
News
Corporate headquarters as reinforced concrete skeleton structure
With the construction of a new corporate headquarters, Heidelberg Materials has demonstrated the remarkable range of reinforced concrete as an attractive building material. FRILO and Allplan were used by the structural engineers.
FRILO launches version 2024-2 with powerful updates for structural analysis and design
Highlights include the optimised design of Schöck Isokörbe®, the advanced integration of DC foundation engineering programs into the FRILO environment and new RSX interfaces for detail verifications in steel construction.