salihaesen.52
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HELLO, it's giving interrupt safety and Nmax error in my project what can I do??
To reduce the size of your model file, save it with the "compress save" option. The extension of the file you saved in this way It becomes "cde". This way the file size will decrease significantly. If your file size is still not reduced enough to be uploaded to the forum, use a file sharing site such as wetransfer.com. Before uploading a file to wetransfer, press the 3 dots button and set your post format as "link" Then upload your file and copy the link it will give after the upload is finished."salihaesen.52":2gksqell" said:hello, thanks for your interest.. I want to upload the file, but it says the size is high, how can I upload it here
Can you add your project?"MrtGrsl":34j6u52p" said:Inverted beams are more common than before. How can we solve the Nmax error without increasing the cross-sections?
"HakanŞahin":q5qs50jk" said:Can you add your project?"MrtGrsl":q5qs50jk" said:How can we solve the Nmax error without increasing the cross sections?
progress Mr."HakanŞahin":9dsqi7wk" said:Can you add your project?"MrtGrsl":9dsqi7wk" said:Inverted beams are more common than before. How can we solve the Nmax error without increasing the cross-sections?
Hello, you do not need to give elevations to columns S1 and S2, S3 on the ceiling of the 1st basement floor and the ceiling of the 1st floor. The upper and lower elevations of these columns , align with the floor plane. Since the height of the beam coincides with the lower end of the column, it is appropriate to only level the beam within the definition of the opposite beam. With this data entry, the beam will be in the same level as the 1st basement rigid diaphragm and the beam's axial force will be reduced. the project is attached. Good work"MrtGrsl":17gjltzk" said:Is there any improvement, Mr. Hakan?
"MrtGrsl":z3mrcfbs" said:In the project you sent, there is the statement "There are no beams under normal force in the project." Is this normal?"HakanŞahin":z3mrcfbs" said:Definition depends on the upper elevation and height of the beam. If the height of the beam does not coincide with the bottom of the column, you must also level the columns. In case of unsuitable elevation, a warning message will be given in the geometry control as an incorrect beam elevation or unsupported beam."MrtGrsl":z3mrcfbs" said:Until now, we've always been using jeans. If we can do it this way, then there will be no problem. .