For example, in a B+Z+6-floor building, can we only make a ground floor hollow block?"saridurmus":2amm0tdp" said:While looking at the system, you can do it if the ratio of unidirectional gear flooring is less than your plate flooring. This does not mean that 17.50 hollow blocks remain We can make slab flooring.You will look at the majority of the floors and choose the analysis type accordingly.
The regulation is not open to interpretation, so I don't think there is any exemption. Filled (hollow hole) or unfilled single-direction gear paved systems can only be made when BYS>= 6 and Table 4.1 A23 and A24 condition are met. Or, according to article 4.3.4.3, hollow floor systems can only be made according to the condition of BYS>=7 and Table 4.1 A31. This shows that the regulation penalizes such buildings. My suggestion is to use beam-plate flooring and suspended ceiling solution. Good work; Sukru Sahin"huseyinakkus56":3cu6wfqn" said:For example, can we make only ground floor hollow blocks in a building with B+Z+6 floors?"saridurmus":3cu6wfqn" said:While looking at the system, the ratio of one-way gear flooring in your structure is less than your plate flooring if you can. This does not mean that we can lay 17.50 hollow blocks and the remaining slabs. You will look at the majority of the floors and choose the type of analysis accordingly.
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