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Turkish GOOD DAY.. THE BUILDING IS B+Z+5N FLOOR AND IT HAS A TOTAL OF 6 FLOOR.. THE BUILDING HAS 1 BASEMENT.. THE NUMBER OF RIGID BODRUMS IN X AND Y DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE ENTERED IN THE BUILDING? YEM. X HEM. .DO YOU BELIEVE THIS ENTRY IS WRONG? WHAT SHOULD BE THE NUMBER OF RIGID BODRUMS FROM X AND Y?
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Determination of the number of rigid basements
- Thread starter myb63
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THAT IS ON THE X SIDE (LONG DIRECTION ) IS IT SUITABLE TO BE ACCEPTED -1 AND ENTERED AS -2 IN THE DIRECTION (SHORT DIRECTION-LEFT):?"unver":2hl4nkkn" said:My suggestion; The curtains outside the building in the long direction can be accepted as sufficiently rigid. Since there is no curtain on the left side of the building in the short direction, it would be more appropriate not to accept rigid in this direction. Ünver ÖZCAN
IS IT MORE SUITABLE TO NOT TAKE RIGID IN BOTH DIRECTIONS? (X:-2, Y:-2)"unver":1l46br8k" said:
"myb63":39db94q1" said:IS IT SUITABLE TO NOT TAKE RIGID IN BOTH DIRECTIONS? (X:-2, Y:-2)"unver":39db94q1" said:
In order not to neglect any assumptions, (in the long direction, half a curtain on one side is considered sufficient) It would be a better solution to define this situation, correct where there are errors, and then make an account of the different situation in both directions.(-1,-2) Ünver ÖZCAN"myb63":k92ftzug" said:Wouldn't it be more appropriate not to take it rigidly in both directions? (X:-2, Y:-2)
"unver":c0my2x42" said:In order not to neglect any assumptions, (since we consider half a curtain to be sufficient on one side in the long direction.) we define this situation, correct where there are mistakes, and then determine the different situation in both directions. It would be better to make an account. (-1,-2) Ünver ÖZCAN"myb63":c0my2x42" said:IS IT MORE SUITABLE TO NOT TAKE RIGID IN BOTH DIRECTIONS? (X:-2, Y:-2)
THANK YOU.. GOOD DAY.."unver":c0my2x42" said:In order not to neglect any assumptions, (since we consider half a curtain to be sufficient on one side in the long direction.) we define this situation, correct where there are mistakes, and then determine the different situation in both directions. It would be better to make an account. (-1,-2) Ünver ÖZCAN"myb63":c0my2x42" said:Would it be more appropriate not to take RIGID IN BOTH DIRECTIONS? (X:-2, Y:-2)