elevation problem in inclined beams in tribune project

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ftoprak58

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When we enter the horizontal characters in the project, it divides the 50/80 beams in a very strange way, then we have to fix all the beams manually, I wonder what the problem is.
 
We did not see a problem with the split beams. Could you explain the problem you are experiencing in more detail based on an example?
 
If you look at the beam expansions of 50/80 beams from a perspective or look at the beam expansions of 50/80 beams, the right end elevations are not correct, they become bumpy when they should rise with a constant slope.
 
The situation you're talking about is understandable. Inclined beam expansions created with the bevel objects command were not developed for split beams. It has been recorded in our status notes.
 
There is no problem with the account here. You need to revise the drawings. In another project, entering the beams without dividing them, arranging the reinforcements, getting the beam expansions, and editing them can make your job easier.
 
Friends, if there is any stat or tribun project solved with ide, I would like to look at it. Do you think it would be better to make inclined flooring between the carrier beams thrown in the vertical direction and adjust the seat berths with beams, or do you think by laying a beam on each pier and attaching a floor under the upper beam?
 
I have had a few projects experience on this subject, I recommend you to copy the slant beam in the ide with the copy option after entering it correctly for 1 time. otherwise, the beam is modeled as rotating around itself, which is very difficult to solve. On the other hand, I would not recommend modeling the tribunes as beams as it will throw unnecessary reinforcement in time and on-site applications, I think the tribunes should be modeled as inclined slabs, and if necessary, additional reinforcement should be added to the appropriate places. Although I tried to solve the tribune in other programs, no program offers a complete model option in this regard. Options such as stairs should be considered. good work.
 
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