Frequent and excessive reinforcement in the foundation

actombo

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Hello, In my project, the basic addition is too much and the bottom/upper reinforcement comes out with fi16/12 cm intervals. And there are additions under almost every column and there are still problems (there are places with fi18/6 cm). Approximately 540 m2 of project and 60 kg of reinforcement per m2. In such a small business, the reinforcement was too much for me. I wonder if I'm making a technical error, can you check? I can also consider different solution suggestions. I would be very happy if you could help me, have a good work. (540 m2, for residential purposes, 2 sides are adjacent, floor heights are high)
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Hello, My Suggestions: -- Since your ground floor height is 4.35 m, do not take the narrow sides of the curtain less than 4.35/16=0.27 m, -- Since the ground floor height is high and it is a trapezoidal building, there is an increase in the raft reinforcement, you can increase the normal raft thickness. fix by removing DS ticks in beams. Note: Do not calculate the amount of iron in m3 in m2, as it is very variable, you may not reach the correct result. Unver ÖZCAN
 
"unver":37oofj5g" said:
Hi My Suggestions: --As your ground floor height is 4.35 m, do not take the narrow sides of the curtains less than 4.35/16=0.27 m, --Increase in raft reinforcement since the ground floor height is high and it is a crooked building. You can increase the normal raft thickness, --Remove the DS ticks on the columns and beams. Note: Do not calculate the amount of iron in m3 in m2, you may not get the right result because it is very variable. Ünver ÖZCAN
thank you, Unver. You have 85 cm of flooding, I draw it last and add it to the analysis. There is 85 cm of flooding, 435-85=350 ground floor height. Now here I thought that I can get the wall thickness of 350/16=21.87, that is 25 cm (but IdeCAD can still do this in geometry controls). sees it as an error.) What height would be correct to base the curtain thickness on here. Is my opinion wrong? Thank you
 
Hello
"actombo":1bn0x01j" said:
Which is the right height to base on the thickness of the curtain here.
My opinion is to always stay safe. There may be different situations as soon as the flooding is done. Do not risk
"unver": 1bn0x01j" said:
--Since your ground floor height is 4.35 m, do not take the narrow sides of the curtains less than 4.35/16=0.27 m,
Take the narrow side of the curtain as in the suggestion. Unver ÖZCAN
 
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