Changing the approved project

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Gokhan30

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Dear forum elders. Due to my busy and sleepless work, I unfortunately forgot to put a ledge on the ground floor on both sides of my static project. I should have done the same as the exit on the 1st floor on the ground floor. And again, unfortunately, the building was overlooked by the inspection. While the project was being carried out on site, the same overhangs as on the upper floor were placed on the ground floor, based on the architectural project. While I was revising the project, I fixed the reinforcements of the foundation and ground floor and overhanged the system, but I could not solve the system in this way. I'm getting errors in the columns. Since I can't change the columns, should we strengthen them or can the situation be saved by changing the reinforcements on the upper floors and drawing a revised renovation project? The link of the project is below.
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Hello, I haven't looked at your project, but the first thing that comes to my mind is to check the loads on the whole system. If you're overtaking, fix them. Check the slab fixed loads, and look at the architecture and do the wall loads on the beams exactly if there are 19 and 8.5 ones. Even do it by minimizing window openings and door openings. If the weight of the structure is reduced a little, maybe it will benefit the column.
 
Which version you solved the project with, analyze it again with that version. otherwise, while the results of your analysis with 10.17 are sufficient, you can even see relative floor errors at 10.20. good work. (I recommend save the project as version 10.17, uninstall 10.20 and install 10.17, do your analysis, you will probably encounter more flexible results)
 
"sereze":smlq5o0g" said:
Calculate the wall load manually. İdecad's standard wall load is a little bit high
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You can create the wall - floor and live loads you want from the "Settings - Load library" section and use them in your projects.
 
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