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WHEN I REVIEW SOME BASIC REPORT SECTION, BOTH ENDS ARE LOOKED BAD HOW CAN I FIX THEM FOR EXAMPLE LIKE TKB 153-154
 
The location of the node point is important in continuous basic data entry... You have to overlap the panel joint point and the basic node points continuously. If we write for the element you gave an example, TK54 is on the 13 axis of the node; however, since the node point of the panel is entered from the bottom, they are not interactive with each other. While entering the continuous foundation, enter the nodal point of the panel as the basis and adjust the eccentricity of the foundation accordingly. Arrange the right ends of the other foundations perpendicular to the 13 axis according to the new situation. Good work...
 
In your Mr. helmety project: 1- the basement should not be like a floor but under the ground floor, together with the ground floor, 2- S03 and S27 columns should be extended down on the foundation, 3- the system should be solved together with the superstructure, 4- if the ground report is appropriate, the ground floor should be increased. , 5- You can get R=8 instead of R=4, (there is a curtain, but it's not important) 6- A raft foundation can be made between the E and C axis, (there is very little between beams and there is a step.) 7- P52 and P53 single basement curtain can be given , 8- You don't have ladder loads, 9- Your system can be solved as a semi-rigid diaphragm together with the ladder, 10- You'd better not allow so many stud beams in your projects, 11- You can reduce the attic (350 kg/m2) and 3-fold live loads, 12- elevator floor in the attic and elevator loads on the floor are missing. 13- 500 kg/m2 load on the balconies Take it easy Unver ÖZCAN
 
"kasky":1dy30nsg" said:
WHEN I LOOKED AT SOME BASIC REPORT PART, BOTH ENDS ARE LOOKED BAD HOW CAN I CORRECT THEM EXAMPLE LIKE TKB 153-154
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Hello, As I mentioned in my previous message, the foundation system here is defined as a raft without beams.
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Good work
 
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