For me the system is A11 , but the program finds A14

SonDurak

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HELLO THERE ; THE PROJECT I'M WORKING ON AT THE CURRENT HAS ONE WAY CURTAIN, I DID NOT MAKE A CASSETTE FLOORING, BECAUSE I CAN'T MAKE FLOOR FLOORING AND I RECEIVED THE R COEFFICIENT OF THE SYSTEM IN THE X DIRECTION 8 , 7 IN THE Y DIRECTION. I CHOOSE DUCTILITY LEVEL HIGH. TO ME, THE SYSTEM GIVES THE ATTACHED ERRORS, SAYING IT IS A11 BUT PROGRAM A14. -Did I MAKE A WRONG DESCRIPTION OF THE CASSETTE FLOOR? CAN WE ACCEPT DUCTILITY LEVEL HIGH WHEN WE MAKE CASSETTE FLOORING IN THE SYSTEM? THANKS..
 
you should choose cassette type from analysis settings....Only tooth spacing should be more than 70 cm....my advice is to make 100 cm
 
"yunussacikk":2gy0lkgt" said:
you should choose the tile type from the analysis settings....Only the tooth spacing should be more than 70 cm....my advice is to make 100 cm
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED.
 
"sahinsukru":20g5zxgq" said:
"FinalStop":20g5zxgq" said:
"yunussacikk":20g5zxgq" said:
you should select the tile type from the analysis settings....Only the tooth spacing should be more than 70 cm.. ..recommend you do 100 cm
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, PROBLEM SOLVED.
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What I understand in this case is that we can model 40-70cm intervals on slabs with rib or cassette command. we need to model.
 
What I understand in this case is; We can model 40-70cm intervals on slabs with rib or cassette command. If we are going to lay cassette at intervals of more than 70 cm, we need to model it as normal beam + slab slab. Is it true?[/quote] True, in the relevant regulations, the necessary rules have been determined for a flooring to be considered as a toothed flooring. If these rules are not followed, TS500 clauses 11.2 and 11.4 and TBDY2018 are valid for floors, TS500 clauses 7.3 and TBDY2018 are valid for beams. All kinds of beam plate systems can be made by following these rules.
 
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