Hello Mr. Ünver, There is a mismatch between a part of the P1 fret and the basic level in the model you have created. Dear SonStop; In your project, the foundation system is modeled as in the appendix. To solve the ground tension problem, the mat was enlarged a little more than the left and bottom edge of the foundation and the mat thickness was increased. Also in the Analysis Settings "use multi-conjugate winkler spring method" Other Notes; *The relative storey drift values in the Y direction seem to be at the limit. If your architecture allows, I recommend you to increase the stiffness in the y direction. *There is a Joint Security problem in S8-S9 columns. *I think it is more appropriate to enter -3 for the upper rigid basement floor number. Good work"unver":1w762elc" said:Mr SonDurak New proposal for the foundation of the project. The project is attached. Take it easy. Ünver ÖZCAN
If window and door openings do not prevent the floor from being considered rigid. The final decision is yours..."SonDurak":39lgrdx2" said:THANKS FOR YOUR SUGGESTIONS... Mr. LEVENT, I HAVE DEFINED 2 1.5 M CURTAINS ONLY TO CLOSE AROUND THE ELEVATOR WELL THAT DON'T CONTINUE ON THE BASEMENT, DID I SEND YOU THE PROJECT? ] Hello, I didn't feel the need to draw these curtains as I thought they were constructive. CURTAIN ON THE SIDE DISTURBES THE SYMMETRY OF THE SYSTEM. CAN IT BE A HEALTHY SOLUTION IF WE DEFINE CURTAINS ON THE OTHER SIDE, AND OPEN WINDOW SPACES FOR THE REQUIRED SECTIONS IN THE ARCHITECTURE?
"FinalDurak":2ytzjaxb" said:THANKS.. DOES IT NEED TO BE FULLY SURROUNDED WITH CURTAINS TO ACCEPT SOLID RIGID? FOR EXAMPLE, 3 SIDES SURROUNDED BY CURTAIN ONLY THE FRONT FRONT DOES NOT ESTABLISH A CURTAIN quot; ] TDY 2007 item 2.7.2.4 and item 2.8.3.2 should be interpreted by You and you should decide.