I cannot meet the floor drift requirement. Even if some column-beams are red in 3d as a result of the analysis, when I click on the reports, it does not show the errors. Hakan, I'm leaving the link, I would be very happy if you could help"HakanŞahin":3dssdmw0" said:The column margins are less than 2%. They are below the regulation limits. The system does not provide relative storey drift control in the y direction. To ensure that, increase the column dimensions or you should improve the carrier system. But before the pursantan issue you asked: You cannot solve the system with limited ductility level. Since BYS=6 and you do not provide a 75% curtain rollover rate in both directions, you cannot solve it mixed. Select high ductility level from the analysis wizard and there is no curtain in the X direction. It is appropriate to choose the carrier system type as A11 and in the y direction as A15. After these selections, if the relative floor drift is not provided and if you want to bring the column clearances closer to 1%, you should consider making the structural system improvement if necessary. Also, you should consider making a solution with a high ductility level. You will also need to take precautions for column-beam cutting safety controls. Note: Since TBDY Article 4.3.1.1b is met in your system with 3-sided basement perimeter curtain, you can accept rigid basement. Whether the control is provided or not is given in the dynamic analysis report.
Do you think it would be more useful to use a square column, 60x60 ?"HakanŞahin":2y4fyl5t" said:Relative story offset is not provided in the Y direction. You should increase the column dimensions sufficiently in the Y direction or you should improve the load-bearing system (Perhaps you should put the curtains on the left of the building on the right of the building as well.). On the other hand, it seems necessary to increase the stiffness in the short direction in very short systems. As a result of the analysis, the elements that appear red in 3D are the elements that do not provide column-beam shear safety. In systems with high ductility, you are responsible for providing the answer to the 9th question in frequently asked questions:You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.When you receive the column beam shear safety report, the elements that do not meet are given as red (x). Also, they are seen as B error in the column reinforced concrete dialog. In the report "errors section" Also, giving these warnings is among our notes.
Thank you very much Mr. Hakan for your interest. Unfortunately we cannot use the C35. I made a study by enlarging the columns, but I have a small problem. Can you take a look and help? How about we go back to hollow floor tiles? it also says choose limited rigidity because of the curtain on the upper side"HakanŞahin":1c8lltis" said:It is not enough on its own. By working on your project a bit, I would fix the situations that did not work. The changes I have made are roughly: To control the relative storey drift: 1. I increased the dimensions of the columns on the right of the project to balance the curtains on the left (longer sides are 120 cm). 2. I change the direction of some columns. To ensure the column beam shear safety control: 3. I made the column short sides 40 cm. 4. I made the width of the beams 40 cm. 5. I chose the concrete grade C35. Typical floor plan: Relative floor drift report provided: TBDY 2018 Item 4.3.2.4a and 4.3.4.5 checks provided: All deficiencies check provided: Data of your project where the changes were applied... You can compare it with your current project. If necessary, you can try to choose a different carrier system by discussing the issue with the architect and the project owner."batuhann28522":1c8lltis" said:Do you think it would be more useful to use a square column? 60x60 ?You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.
Hakan Bey There is a limited ductility error due to the curtain on the top floor on one ground floor. I fixed the interrupt security error by converting that column to a curtain."batuhann28522":3f2s1ug6" said:Thank you very much Mr. Hakan for your interest. Unfortunately we cannot use the C35. I made a study by enlarging the columns, but I have a small problem. Can you take a look and help? How about we go back to hollow floor tiles? it also says choose limited rigidity because of the curtain on the upper side"HakanŞahin":3f2s1ug6" said:Your project alone is not enough. I worked on it a little bit and fixed the situations that didn't work. The changes I made are roughly: To control the relative floor drift: 1. I enlarged the dimensions of the columns on the right of the project to balance the shears on the left (the long sides are 120 cm). 3. Column short sides I made 40 cm 4. I made beams width 40 cm 5. I chose concrete class C35 Typical floor plan: Relative story drift report provided: Provided TBDY 2018 Articles 4.3.2.4a and 4.3.4.5 checks: All deficiencies check provided: The data of your project where the changes were applied... You can compare it with your current project. you can."batuhann28522":3f2s1ug6" said:Do you think it would be more beneficial to use a square column ? 60x60 ?You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.İ_4444.rar.html
"HakanŞahin":x8nnu9p8" said:Column purchases are less than 2%. Relative in the y direction in the system storey drift control is not provided. You have to increase the column dimensions or improve the carrier system to ensure it. However, before the pursantage issue you ask: You cannot solve the system with limited ductility level. Since BYS=6 and you do not provide a curtain tipping ratio in both directions, you cannot solve it mixed. It is appropriate to choose a high ductility level and choose the carrier system type as A11 since there is no curtain in the X direction, and A15 in the y direction. In addition, you should consider making a solution with a high ductility level, so you should also take precautions for column-beam shear safety controls. You will need to take Note: Since TBDY Article 4.3.1.1b is met in your system with 3-sided basement perimeter curtain, you can accept rigid basement. Whether the control is provided or not is given in the dynamic analysis report.
Yes, you can review the attached regulation article."AEY":jb1a8sny" said:Hakan, your red statement means less than the maximum purchase price, doesn't it?
My suggestions; --1 in the basement S1-2-3-4 -11-18-19-20 short column formed, --Make the basement curtains as Hakan ŞAHİN explained in the forum,"Barış64":2xshsl17" said:In the project, 30/65 S08 column gives 30 pieces of 14 iron. I couldn't change what I did, how can I fix it.