Elevator girder girder

[saaahin]

Hello, my question will be a bit of a design, but I do not have the opportunity to define a curtain around the elevator shaft. If we define it, all the projects will be drawn from scratch. I guess there is no such obligation. These gaps that we have made until now have always been curtained. This is the first time we encounter something like this. Is there any problem in the application?.. There is also a machine room in the attic. 1.5m above the roof slab and sits on bricks. I put beams on all four corners so that the bricks do not sit directly on the beams... on the bricks. will there be a problem?

 

[sultanfatih]

You can do it without curtains. You can continue the columns coming from below in the engine room or you can make a beam.

 

[unver]

Hello. For the engine room, connect the corner columns coming from below with a 1.5-up extension beam, put a slab on it, so you can model it in the program, and you can cover the gaps with bricks. Unver ÖZCAN

 

[saaahin]

you can do without curtain. inside the engine room you can continue the columns coming from below or you can make a beam

Hello Corner columns coming from below for engine room Extend 1.5 up beam connect it with, put tiles on it, So you can model it in the program, You also cover the gaps with bricks. Ünver ÖZCAN

thanks for your interest... only one column comes from the bottom to that side... I'm thinking of making the other sides vertical beam. those beams will only sit on the top beams... I don't know much about elevator manufacturing. I've heard that it's not just the engine room floor that carries the elevator, but steel profiles that go down. They said that the profiles are attached to the curtains if they exist on all floors, to the beams if they are present.. Therefore, it made sense to me to lay vertical beams on the beams from three corners and a column that continues from one corner only on the upper floor. or the floors can be surrounded by a horizontal beam first. Of course, there will be bricks in the remaining spaces.